I can't imagine having to be the landlord that evicts a poor, senior citizen, in poor health....   

With me, i applied with four banks in parallel and two banks declined my application (after 8 weeks reviewing it: Chase and Citizen Bank) and two banks still reviewing.

Is it possible for the property owner to give title of the house to this senior citizen "renter" at the same time put a lean on the house for the full value of the house? 

@Alina Trigub & @Jay Hinrichs there are a few options regarding tax efficiencies for non-US citizens investing here. 

Hi All,I am looking to buy a rental property in Canada but I am having a hard time finding any lenders who work across the border. I know I could contact a Canadian Bank, but would rather look for private funding as o...

My parents live in South Korea and I am the only U.S. citizen in my family. 

However i'm not a resident or citizen of the USA so would this be possible through setting up an LLC and still living abroad and doing any related work remotely, or would an E2 visa be the best option. or would it not be possible at all?

Ask yourself if you are in business to start a local community outreach program for senior citizens ...or are you trying to make a profit?

The Greek are now stuck in generational debt slavery with no option for bankruptcy because European bankers in 2008 didn't want to take the hit they deserved for making bad loans and passed the buck to the citizens of the countries they were based in.I do not think national banks big enough to do thinks like this really make contributions to the societies they prey on that counterbalance the damage that they routinely do.

A non-resident alien investing in the US adds wrinkles to tax compliance not encountered with your plain "vanilla" US citizen or resident alien tax return.