One list is Seniors with 20+ year ownership.

The senior class gets "off market" deals that that broker is showing to everyone else too, and there might even be other brokers also showing that deal to their clients. 

I rented an office in 04 in Beaverton and the young agent working for Norris Beggs and simpson made a fee to lease it to us.. and I think he found me one more.. he worked his way up.. to now he is senior vice president of financing for NBS  I ran into him at PDX recently on his way for an upper level meeting in NYC  with the big wigs.. wearing a nice suit lookin sharp.. really proud of how he has grown .. not that i had anything to do with it.. but thats what commercial brokerage can do for you.Plus i sold one 5 mil apartment once.. cash ed a 100k commish check i bet i did not put more than 20 to 25 hours into that deal.. 

I had purchased another single family rental about a year before when I was a senior in college and learned a lot.

You won’t be able to qualify for conventional financing, since you are not a citizen.

I am looking at some real estate in a senior living community. 

I have refined my most sought after terms to the following:10-12% annual return, paid quarterly20%+ IRR4 - 10-year exitEquity position$500k - $2M positionsCollateralized Senior living seems to be a good fit.Does anyone have other suggestions and contact information for those who may be able to help place an investment or investments? 

You might consider contacting a mailing list broker who can make suggestions and customize lists such as Absentee Owners with Equity and Seniors with 15+ Year Ownership.

I am responsible for securing commercial debt and equity financing for an array of property types, including multi-family, retail, office and industrial, self-storage, senior housing and hospitality.

.* Seller wants to clear 18k, but is open to negotiate.was thinking of offering around 7-10kSeller is in dilemma and cant pay next months payment due to COVID-19 and is in the process of moving into senior housing.