One step at a time.Very few people have the same situation as you and conclude: I want to give up my job so I can live off the earnings of my stock market shares that I haven't bought yet. 

I am not a REA but have concluded this from my research and asking around.This is also dependent on what type of property it is.  

If the newest lien holder forecloses and the other lien holders (of the older liens) do nothing, their lien is wiped out if the foreclosure concludes.

If what you paraphrased above is indeed what they concluded, then I don't necessarily agree. 

Do you have some data to show me how you conclude that it's realistic?

@Marco Santarelli @Greg RulfsWe bank with TD (both my companies) and have had success getting business loans for U.S. projects.We have gone through the preliminary steps of securing financing for property purchases in the U.S.A, but in the end concluded it would be cheaper to use our Canadian operating line of credit (3.5%) then a mortgage or LoC from TDs US subsidiary (5.x%).

To conclude, please don't let this dissuade from investing, as there are always deals out there! 

All went well, and a year into it, the HOA concluded that the whole building needed to be reinforced (blamed on sea-air) and each resident needed to pay 60,000 or a lien would be placed on their property. 

I'm not sure where you concluded I was referring to her Schedule A deduction. 

Based on that, I can conclude that (as of this moment), 17,242 out of 17,245 of my customers have felt that the price they paid for my books was worth it for the information they received from those books.