As far as tort law, my understanding is that it applies to all US citizens, regardless of the state they reside in.

Here's a YouTube video I found that shows security lights/cameras are not as effective as we law abiding citizens may think I also agree that a layered approach may be necessary, especially in the worst of areas. 

My brother is a senior loan mortgage banker and best friend is a realtor.

IRS liens, senior mortgages, judgments and other things can cloud the title and it is harder to clear those things once you own the property as the holder of said judgment or lien will not be as motivated to work with you and will have the upper hand in the relationship.

Because that nation is so corrupt, and 90%+ of the economy is tied directly to Haitian Voodoo, "regular wage-paying jobs are virtually non-existent.Training members of churches to become profitable entrepreneurs who run their businesses by practicing Bible-based principles who can support their families, and later hire relatives or friends, makes for good citizens and builds local communities.   

I'm not saying the guy has to mortgage his home or take it to the Supreme Court, but to do nothing is an abrogation of one's responsibility to your fellow citizen.

In Alabama, a Residential Care Home, or Family Assisted Living Home is where you care for 3 seniors.

I would really appreciate if senior folks out here could guide me or give me some pointers on starting my game in commercial real estate.

My wife isn't super keen on the idea of living with a bunch of seniors and fixing all of their meals, and I think we could make the BRRRR work.

I am a US Citizen living in Abu Dhabi, and have recently started learning about Out-of-State or Overseas RE Investing.