If you are the winning bidder and become the owner subject to a senior lien, you're going to want to know what rights you have (if any) when working with the senior lender.Just my opinions here.

Seems funny to me, but he's checked w senior agents and his insurance underwriters and insists this is how he has to do it.I formally had my car and motorcycle with esurance and Geico before, it's something I regularly shop to make sure I'm getting competitive rates.  

Here is some info from Zillows senior economist for historical averages on SFH rentals. 

He is not a us citizen, whereas I am.

Even with a LLC, the banks [usually] want a US citizen to personally sign until the LLC is seasoned and has enough of it's own credit to stand alone.I've seen some lenders that claim to offer loans to foreign nationals [I think I already sent you that flyer to you] but their rates are at or over Hard Money fees and don't work for cash flow or long term projects.I've worked with several small [and large] foreign groups that create their own fund or REIT to then invest as a group into our Indianapolis market.Also, don't forget that your $300k that you mentioned will buy 4 or 5 good SFH rentals here and not just 1.

I am a Canadian citizen with a rental property in Warner Robins.  

This was in Florida, so I have no idea why on earth any flipper ... as Joe Citizen .... cannot contact the current owner of a preforeclosure house, to make a VALID offer.

In comes my father an euntrprenuer with small businesses and an offer that a dumb graduating college senior decided to accept.

Why wouldn't National Grid just shut off the electric, is there some protection for low income homeowners or seniors?

There are 816 Seniors with 15+ year ownership and home value up to $200K.