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.

Hey everyone,A close friend and I are interested in purchasing investment properties in the US, I'm a citizen and have a rental property in the US currently.

Senior lenders will all have their own take on how to handle it however you MUST assume that you will need to pay it off lest the senior lender then files forclosure and wipes you out..

Performance, equity protection, senior performance.

I'd see if I couldn't get back with the city and have them give a little justification, work with them telling them that the tenants will have to pay it, they might take a different view messing with that many citizens, if they are just looking at you, they are probably thinking- deep pockets, one vote, no brainer!

Why should one citizen pay more for our government than another?

Just imagine China would start to allow foreign ownership of real estate to its citizens.

AFAIK, if you sell in under two years you will pay capital gains tax.http://www.irs.com/articles/capital-gains-tax-on-home-salesThis is what I'm referring to - http listed below for full article:"Most people are not going to have a tax obligation unless their gain is huge," says Bob Trinz, a senior tax analyst at RIA, which provides tax information and software to tax professionals.Some sellers are surprised by this break, especially if they've been in their homes for a while.

:I am not sure why you enter the house while she is awayAnd why do neighbors call you to report a fight, not the policeI was in the basement hearing water running for about twenty minutes non stop,i pay the water bill, so went to the door,did knock and no answer ,so was when i decided to go inside.The police was called before i was called,this neighbor who called me is a respectable senior guy across the street, not my tenant, and all the windows were smashed on a van parked right in front of him.