You might also consider Seniors in the same areas that have owned their homes for at least 20 years and could be ready for downsizing.Let me know if you would like to see a breakout by zip.

I have gained seniority and down work those hours as much anymore but I will still work seven days a week with a couple 12s.

I am from the UK, I recently moved to the US with my wife(US citizen).

We took an old senior living shuttle bus and converted it into a sweet #vanlife conversion which is a lifestyle that has been trending for a while now.

Hi Ram,I think LLC is the best option with a citizen or GC.Thanks sang

Taxes were in issue because it was a senior that living in the home prior.

However, your conclusion is unlikely to be correct because you must make assumptions about what matters to the citizens of both countries.

Some quick bulletsI'm a foreign investor (non-US citizen)Looking at this area due to friends (other investors, and people that live in the area).I'm currently looking through Midsouth Homebuyers as 1) they come with high recommendations from a colleague, and 2) they offer finance options for foreign investors.What's the problem?

@Jason Arcuri I hear what you're saying, I'm just looking at the overall financial picture of the state of Connecticut, and the fact that the state is bleeding citizens and businesses at an incredible rate, and I have to ask myself how many renters are there going to be when the overall population is trending down rapidly, and the fiscal situation of remaining citizens is either not going to be good, or is going to be good enough that they can buy, not rent.

I'd be wary of companies that want to use your house for sober, senior, group living.