That same house was a result of a senior citizen getting scammed by an elder-abuse wanted felon who specialized in taking seniors houses (what a thing to specialize in, eh?)

I recently received notification from Citizens that they would not be renewing my policy on a townhome I own.

Jane is not currently a US citizen and hasn't ever filed taxes here in the US. ( Overstayed her visa from the UK for the last 4 years) Any issue there?

I am seeking to convert this to 55+ senior living as it has the amenities, would be considered an A property, and is in an area that has a waiting list of highly qualified tenants and senior citizens. 

I filed a complaint with Citizen energy group of Indianapolis.

In virtually any situation for a US citizen you do NOT want to hold real estate in a corp such as the S Corps you have in place.

I'm not a US citizen.

If the market rent is 550 and he’s paying 300 then hopefully you can find something simple such as the Zillow rentdometer(proof for the average citizen)that shows comps going somewhere between $400 and $700.

However, I think most citizens lack the training for military ops.

How have you overcome any financing issues as a non US citizen or resident?