They were contemplating selling to me knowing I'm a real estate investor hoping that I could rent back to them for a lifetime lease while transferring ownership of the property to me, and I'd be responsible for taxes/insurance/remaining mortgage.I've done some research and it seems to be similar to a Home Reversion which is fairly common in European markets.

I am in the process of remedying that, in the meantime, know that I am of European descent and that the Irish/Scottish portion of my ancestry has manifested itself most prevalent.

He still lives in Spain, but is syndicating properties in the US now, with European investors.Biggest tip/pointer is to network and talk to experienced people as much as you can.

It does appear to be geared towards European guests.

Most major cities have open data portals accessible for free online.

Same as in most major urban areas in NJ like Newark, Hoboken, Jersey City, Kearny, Elizabeth and The Oranges.

As I have a massive interest in real estate I am currently saving as much as I can in order to buy my first rental property in a european market at some point in the near future.

I say this: Check-in 12Noon (flexible) ; Check-out 12Noon (Less-Flexible) - that way if they already know that they have travel plans, or disruptions, that may break that check out time, they will need to coordinate it beforehand.So a not so funny story: I had a group (of skin care product salesmen of the Eastern European variety) who broke every rule in the book.

is this possible to do?

As I'm not a resident or citizen of the US (I'm European and live in Europe), I can't seem to get good rates with the traditional mortgage providers and banks.