I would be getting an answer from senior department officials regarding that contradictory fact in the face of this variance process demand, AFTER THE FACT.- most everywhere I’ve worked there is a job site inspection card.

Given that this senior is on a fixed income, she could no longer afford the rent and this forced her to be displaced.

We use a company called Citizens Home Solutions.

Can I get a loan from a US bank, and would my terms usually be worse than a US citizen (even though I am sure I can negotiate the terms)?

There is no reason to start at the top if you don't need to, and the military member will not appreciate having their commander or senior enlisted involved in a rental application.  

Within a mile radius we have 2 bus stops, 4 drug addiction clinics, and a mess of low income citizens in a high incarceration rate part of town.

Because I am a U.S. citizen, I'm not necessarily familiar with all of the challenges / processes for you to invest in the U.S., but let me know if I can help for any general questions about investing in the U.S. while living overseas. 

But they couldn't renew it after that.Generally speaking, the average citizen here didn't like the STRs. 

Hi KrisseSo funny to see your post. my wife and I have experience in serving our seniors.

With the Baby boomer population hitting age 65 at a rate of 10,000 per day for the next 19 years, Senior housing is poised to be a booming sector of real estate.