The lien or mortgage that is oldest is the "senior" lien, and gets first priority in a foreclosure.

You might consider something like Owners with Low Financial Stability Scores or Seniors with Long-time Ownership.

They'll either go to some sort of seniors housing, or, quite honestly, they'll pass away.

That can be combined with Senior Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS).Canyon County ID only reports about 100 Absentee owners and doesn't provide the information for Equity.

He may have also had some special factors in play, such as a senior discount.

Someone who has suffered through the crash and still investing today should be pretty smart and conservative enough.I can refer you an expat - he is a US citizen working in Bangkok (used to work in HK as a finance executive) - and he will tell you how he was able to build a sizable portfolio of properties in the US even while living abroad.

Thanks, it feels like I've started too late being a senior in high school now, but I've been listening to the podcast more in substitute for listening to to music, but in order to really understand all the terminology used in the podcast I've been reading the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide.

I'm a US citizen investing in the US and NZ.

he is a senior broker, you don't make rate quote mistakes like that do you?

If you guys have any other info on the HUD specifically the HAP program for low income seniors and folks on disability please let me know.