Seniors with Long-Term Ownership and Low Financial Stability Scores is a good one.

When I asked the reason for the conditions, the background check company gave me a simple answer - "you are a non-citizen"Isn't this illegal as per the Fair housing act?

I worry for the large number of seniors in this country who rent and are on fixed income as their social security won’t keep up with inflation over the long term.

. - Lending - higher returns, more senior position, this is my personal choice in this market. - Buying all cash - if you have the means, and don't care about near-term risk, this can be a great option. - House-hacking - you have to really believe things are going to go down hard for house-hacking to generally not be a better choice than renting or living without tenants subsidizing your housing costs. - "Buying Deep" - if you can find incredible deals, there may still be opportunity.This can't last forever, I think that as prices come down in 2023, we will begin a path for good old-fashioned real estate investing deals to resume and average cap rates to move closer to a place where they make sense for investors.

I am currently a Senior in high school, and am considering various ways that I can start investing in real estate while I’m in college.One idea I’ve had and am interested in is buying a house near campus, living in one room, and renting out the other rooms to other college students for a little less than traditional student housing.

I think assisted living, senior living would be fantastic. 

In addition, were they able to get renters insurance if they’re not legal citizens?

Do some searching on this site.Obviously a lot comes down to making sure you know the exact the mortgage you are buying and what other liens are senior to it.

Scroll and you'll see Kyle's info (since rules prohibit posting on here).Citizens first position HELOCCMG Financial 70% LTVConsolidated CCU, high LTV NOO LOC, OR, WAEast West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs”Figure 80% on a rental, not in LLCFirstBank CO and AZ 75% LTVFirst Florida Credit Union https://firstflorida.cumortgag...First CommonwealthFirst Midwest, up to 75%.

Columbus has a large affordable housing need, senior housing need, multifamily and apartments need, and single family home needs.