The prior owner had two reductions - a senior citizen reduction and a homestead reduction.  

I am interested in Italy (I am an Italian citizen and now with the pandemic I can get a 30yr fixed loan at 1.73% interest with 20% down) but I am worried about the management.Any experiences that you can share?

Some are regional in scope and others are only valid inside a city.Every single program was custom developed locally, usually by civil servants and liberal agenda-driven citizens who clearly don't understand what a "free market mechanism" is, much less how to design one that's actually functional.

You'll have other items to watch out for, especially how you're going to hedge currency fluctuation, financing hurdles (assuming you're a non-US citizen), etc.

I will be filling a position as a Branch Manager for a commercial general contractor and will also be the senior project manager for their HAZMAT (asbestos) division.I am a 3rd generation builder and have well over 7 years as a project manager and estimator along with my previous 12 years working directly for large multi family developers in Calgary and Vancouver.

If the senior loan was not sold at auction also, then that lien still exists against the property, and the senior note holder can foreclose on the property again.

A foreigner with a lease has exactly the same rights in law as a Thai citizen.

You have the same rights as a Costa Rica Citizen.

I'm currently a senior at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Tx. 

I've been to Bank of America, Citizens, PNC, and TD bank, just to name a fewAlso, when I stop into the banks, what questions should I be asking?