The Baby Boomer generation moving into senior housing, freeing up the housing inventory we are starved of, thus making housing to purchase more available to buy. 

Thereby, the IRS' lien is usually the one most recently recorded, and therefore, the most susceptible to being wiped off by a foreclosure of any prior recorded senior lien (1st or 2nd, etc.)If IRS' lien is wiped off by a trustee's sale, the IRS still retains the right to redeem the property from the new owner within the following 120 days.

I am a consumer first, a target for faceless charities second, barely a citizen, and nobody's neighbor.

Federal agents with HSI and USBP located 29 smuggled individuals, all citizens of Mexico or Guatemala, in or around the property"**********************************************************It gives something to charge the smugglers with since being illegal immigrants isn't being enforced. 

Conformation bias at its finest...We can argue the merits/pitfalls of the ordinances as much as you want... there is a lot of it I disagree with........ but the "you got what you asked for" attitude is just plain ignorant Dear Ned:Law abiding citizens don't usually shoot police officers.

as a good neighbor and good citizen.

The buyer should have the ability to cash out the senior loan with either a quick refi or CASH out of pocket .. if they dont or cant.. then well its just another situation that could end up in a real mess.

Admittedly, this is but a single data point.John It's frankly embarrassing how much a private citizen can find out about another private citizen in my county.

If so, which bank would do so for a none American citizen living abroad?

For the record, this former owner is NOT a senior citizen and is barely middle-aged.