We need good ethical people to purchase and serve our seniors the way they deserve to be treated.  

They not only provide a life time CONTINUE - education and equip me as students with tools to run a business but also provide training one on one with SENIOR INVESTORS (our coaches) on the field.

Senior Floating Rate Funds: this is not a deposit product, but an investment (via mutual funds).

I recently passed on a deal (about 50 units) because the building is in an HOA and I would, as the owner of rentals, be a second-class citizen within the HOA.  

Recently I have been receiving letters from Citizens stating my policy at this address is being transferred to other take out insurer, and my policy at that address is being transferred to another take out insurer...my agent told me if we opt out of this switch, I run the risk of Citizens dropping us because we were given a chance to switch and refused.When they do the take out policy, they might do it one policy at a time. 

Deed restrictions can be made, some that limit an owner's rights as to quiet enjoyment, fruits of the land, rights of use or restrictions that violate public policy are generally not upheld, not enforceable.Depriving an owner of the right to earn money from a property serves no public purpose.If a restriction meets a reasonable public policy, such restrictions can be made such as a senior living complex.

Most of us just sit on judgment liens and wait for the senior creditor to foreclose. 

If a junior agent is handling such a transaction they are typically on a team and have a senior agent and a director above them.

I have friends who went there and most of them lived off campus sophomore through senior year.  

I am slightly shocked about this, especially if there are no other bids, and it reverts back to us as the new senior liens.