I'm a graduating Senior in college set to start as a Financial Analyst in January of 2018.

They do affordable senior housing but I think they like to be involved early on in design decisions. 

You need to control if any sub-leasing of the space allowed at all or the selling of the business to a different operator.85% is a pipe dream regardless of DSCR ratio. 25% down for STNL is about as good as it gets for senior note only and that is generally credit grade tenants of BBB- or better.

Last year the tenants were all seniors who had one year of school left so now they have graduated, so there was full turnover on all three units.  

She is a senior level manager and I am an engineer, to sum it up, I make about 1/4 of our income which last year was over mid 6 figures... we do fairly well together but have discussed the possibility of diversifying as we are heavily invested in our current company.  

By the way, he owned a substantial amount of shares since he inherited them from his Grandfather who worked there all his life as a senior engineer.

I have senior units in Fillmore with our handyman on call all weekend to take care of a/c issues. 

This is probably because we have seniors and it tends to be the last stop for many of them. 

A widowed elderly woman who wants to sell her house when she's approved for senior housing will definitely jump on 150K.

@herman chen I was always under the impression only Chinese citizens are allowed to purchase residential real estate in mainland china, is that true?