If your borrower defaults on them, the senior lien holder will notify you if you properly recorded your lien.

Also, what about the retiree that books an ADU or casita out to make some extra coin, then loses property tax benefits afforded to seniors?

It's a nice house with relatively high price tag, so it doesn't surprise me that a person with this status wants it -- just hadn't really faced a situation like this with a non-citizen.  

One off-market list you might consider is a transitional list - Seniors with 20+ Year ownership.

I love to hear of overseas investors running into the hurdle of not being able to get financing because they are not US citizens and just jumping right over them!

This May not be just for profit, it’s also to be a good world citizen.

It was about 50/50 in favor or against from the citizen speakers.   

The seller (who is the most senior debt holder) is considering putting the property in receivership. 

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You should also know there an obscure old law that may affect non-US citizens owning RE in OK (it may have changed years ago) that even experienced locals are not familiar with.