Interested in commercial contact every commercial brokerage see if they need a jr realtor wanting to work with senior realtors. 

I considered using my outlandishly deep knowledge of the Cleveland market to add a subjective overlay in cases where the data seemed skewed by something like a subsidized senior citizen high-rise (dragging down incomes, homeowner rates, etc. and therefore causing an undue hit to the area's grade... think the apartment buildings on Clifton in Edgewater for example) or a semi-fancy newer development surrounded mostly by rather dumpy older stuff (pulling up incomes, homeowner rates, etc. and therefore causing an undue boost to the area's grade... think Mill Creek off of Turney for example) but I decided against it mainly because I didn't want to allow subjectivity into it at all and then get accused of encouraging discriminatory practices or any bs like that.But... at the end of the day James you do have that first mover advantage (and I commend you for making the map in the first place even though I disagree with some of your assessment), so you'll likely continue to get the majority of the traffic, at least for the foreseeable future.

This just means that I would still be using Stessa to track all my expenses vice their third party which is not really any different than what I am doing now.Thanks for reading the "Angry Senior Chief" comments.

Just make sure the hourly rates for the lower level staff is under 50-100 an hour and 150 an hour for a senior guy.

I'll probably move towards targeted advertising to section 8 and senior tenants in an effort to mitigate tenant job loss risk.

I have a quite ready & willing capital partner who is a Canadian citizen.

Overview:   - The senior lienholder (lender) – first deed of trust – is foreclosing on the property (no HOA or property tax liens) and the IRS and other judgements (state income tax, credit cards) are junior to the senior lienholder (deed of trust)   - Lender Bid for Auction: ~$550-600k   - Market Value of Property: ~$1.6-1.9M   - IRS Federal Tax Liens: ~$2M+   - Other Liens (state income tax, credit cards): ~$90k+ (a couple are senior to IRS’ Federal Tax Liens but all are junior to lender who is the senior foreclosing lienholder)With the amount the IRS is owed I’d imagine this is a higher visibility tax lien case for them, and may in turn have a higher probability of redemption but would welcome thoughts and feedback on the likelihood of the IRS actually redeeming?

Especially senior seller's.

You can work with a list broker who can suggest targets like Seniors with Long-Time Ownership and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.As example take a look at this Blog that discusses why Seniors make such good potential. 

Is it through Citizens?