What should I do with the first mortgage lender ( senior lien) that is going to foreclose at the  property next month.

only way to live off of D class rentals is have no senior debt.. you need those babys paid for.

Quick Question: What banks would you recommend to US citizens who live overseas?

Account ExecutiveMomentum Dynamics - Todd Daniel, Director, Customer Solutions & IntegrationNuvve - Rawah Baker, Senior Sales ManagerSemaConnect - Chris Rogers, Territory Sales Manager, NorthwestOpConnect - Amy Hillman, Vice President of SalesProterra - Mark Hollenbeck, Regional Sales Director, NorthwestShell Recharge Solutions - Dominick Sanchez, Regional Sales Manager- WestInCharge Energy - Kent Ellis, Sr.

From Florida's largest insurer - as well as the one of last resort, Citizens Property Insurance:  "When a roof replacement is required, and a coating or sealant is used in lieu of roof replacement, the risk remains ineligible for coverage." 

Issues take weeks to identify as senior support only communicates with their dev team via email.

I really feel for the seniors on fixed incomes who cannot afford to keep their homes or have to go without any insurance.

Then you get a call from Pro Seniors or Housing Opportunities Made Equal.

There are lenders that work with foreign nationals (people living outside the U.S. that are not U.S. citizens or have permanent resident status) to buy investment properties with DSCR loans.

Tax sales are a balancing act among (1) the need of government to collect property taxes and, if owners will not pay then, then to provide incentives for investors to purchase the tax rights and (2) investors, who need an attractive return for the risk they are taking, and (3) citizen taxpayers, who should not lose their property and all equity because of small debts and perhaps temporary or at least relatively short term financial difficulties.