A few years your senior, but I've learned so much from you in such a short time. 

If in city limits you will have city and county taxes.Make sure that the property you are considering buying does not have a senior exemption making taxes low or that they won an appeal that is fixing to go back up.Look for special assessments and for the city and county what the mill rate has been trending at (going up, staying flat, or decreasing and by how much each month as a percentage).The assessors could have been using low values as well the last few years but with things rising in many markets they will want to reassess to get more money flowing into the county and city coffers.Usually you can look up to sometimes 5 to 10 years worth of bills and assessments online with the county and city tax assessor websites if they are urban and suburban.If it is rural they might not have that info online.

i’m currently 17 years old and going into my senior year of high school. most people are probably wondering what i’m doing on here. my dream is to invest in cash flowing commercial real estate. but i’m not sure how to get there and need some help. i’m not sure if i should go to college and gain knowledge on finance and real estate first because i don’t know much. my dad currently has some commercial real estate and is making 4000 a month of just of just one building so that is what i want to achieve just on a higher scale with more property. i already have him co-signing with a credit card where he pays the bills so once i turn 18 i can get a credit card and already have perfect credit. but i’m not sure if banks would give me a loan for buildings that are 500,000+. im just looking for more information and what people think i should do

I’m a non-US citizen looking to invest and Turnkey seems to be the safest most logical option and I’m trying to find the safest company to go with.Would appreciate it if someone could please direct me to either that podcast or a list of the best Turnkey companies.

few items 1. treat them like you would a tenant.. full criminal back ground and credit check that you run.. if they wont submit to that then you have your answer.. once you get those and they look good that's first step2. depending on if your in an attorney or title and escrow state you can have Deed or mortgage recorded against the property and a prom note made out to you.3. make sure your not violating usury laws in the area.. if you are then you need a different type of arrangement.4. if there is a senior lender .. contact them let them know your going to be a junior lender and if they are going to have any problems letting you take over or communicating with you on loan balances. 

I am currently a senior in college and want to start investing in real estate soon after I graduate.

Rising interest rates exacerbate the problem:Lawrence Yun, chief economist and senior vice president of research at the National Association of REALTORS®, suggested that rising interest rates are partly to blame for flat sales growth in the Austin area: "Higher interest rates have cut affordability and are holding back home sales.

How do you let older seniors know, as respectfully as possible,  that time is not necessarily on their side?

Specifically, if any syndicators have syndicated on an assisted living senior housing project using non recourse debt financing. 

Many office buildings were being converted into senior living and apartments, shopping malls were adding residential, hotels converted to apartments, industrial buildings into mixed use etc.