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.

I’m 18, a sophomore in community college (started my senior year), have been unemployed since January, and have just $700 to my name.

Again, of course that's not true for folks in commercial RE going after senior living facilities, as an example.

This way you can find motivated sellers who haven't yet listed their property.Absentee Homeowners has been very effective for a lot of investors - but since Maryland is a pretty competitive marketplace, it's likely that most of them have received quite a few offers already.Think about working with a list broker to find some alternatives such as Seniors with Long-time Ownership (ready to downsize or transition to assistance) or Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.Be sure that whatever list you get that it has been run through the National Change of Address (NCOA) to increase accuracy.

, So I came to an agreement with a  seller virtually in PA and as an elderly citizen he's not familiar with Docusign.

I currently am a 4 year senior tax associate at a Big 4 accounting firm.

Mom and Dad sold their house 3 years ago and Mom has really not been happy at the senior apts they moved into.