I'm senior in high school and have a little over $11,00 in my bank account.

Though i have been able to get around 15 NRI clients with my personal contacts in just under 3 months I am hungry for more and would like suggestions from all senior property managers as to how I should move ahead to source clients using digital or any other medium.

Generally when a brokerage paves the way into new waters or niches they recruit a senior broker from another firm that specializes in that field to grow the brand.As a new person generally they like to train you up under a senior manager with their existing niches FIRST.How are you going to grow a field when talking to sellers and developers to entrust their business with your firm when you do not have deep level NNN experience??

Account ClosedAs far as I know Israeli citizens are not eligible for an E2 visa.

It's a residential senior care property in Oklahoma so it's a specialized, commercial type property.

One thing is the creditor may have forgotten about this house because the owner is a senior and does not have to pay property tax. 

A second mortgage is debt on top of a senior first position note.The second mortgage could be from a private investor, a lender, a bank, the seller etc.Generally the senior position has the authority to foreclose unless the second gets the first to subordinate the debt ( subordinate means the first mortgage is to give the second mortgage control and first rights even though they are in second position).An example is  a 20 unit apartment building.Appraisal shows the property is worth 1,000,0001,000,000 loan would be a 100% loan to value.So if you had a senior mortgage 1st position of 700,000 and a 2nd mortgage of 200,000 you would have a CLTV ( combined loan to value ) with both loans of 90%.

He's my senior level partner and he's flying in from Chicago.

I've never done it but I imagine that they are more effective than the average citizen in arguing a case. 

Do you have a short sale approval letter from the senior lender and junior lien holders approving the sale in writing if you close by a certain date.