It tells me that there´s a significant chance that they are in challenging, low income areas. 

How do these separate LT(s) synergize with a living trust if at all?  

Soon as they’re notified there’s money to be had, all the relatives who never gave a s—t are hiring attorneys to press their claims.  

IF YOU READ ALL THE DETAILS THAT THEY LAY OUT, YOU WILL NOTICE THAT IT';S MUCH MORE IN DEPTH THAN THE US COMPANIES.

I'm not in PA but if you're investing out of state, you should definitely check out David Greene's book on the topic: https://www.amazon.com/Long-Distance-Real-Estate-Investing-S...

Quote from @Shahrouz S.: I have a renovated house in Arizona suited for residential assisted living (RAL).

Other than the depression of 1920’s no government has had the wisdom and discipline to do that.  

There is a big difference in quality from the older late 1800's to early 1900's wood/vinyl side buildings compared to the 1930's and earlier brick built properties.

I would guesstimate that annual revenue is just below or around the million dollar mark with a labor percentage around the mid 20's!

I am debating if I should buy a decently priced home in Florida using a mortgage, rent it out as soon as possible, and have a tenant(s) pay down my mortgage until I am ready to move in and have the mortgage either paid down or nearly paid down.