The best way to find them is to send out mailers.Some good lists to target are Absentee Owners with Equity, Seniors with Long-time Ownership and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.You can work with a list broker to optimize your list for your area.

Purchase price: $90,000 Cash invested: $25,000 This was an MLS purchase, was a senior housing project.. they moved there tenants out into the new building and needed to move this fast, just saw it at the right time.

Does anyone have any experience with senior shared housing?

Federal guidelines, but local decision making, which can vary from the guidelines.I'd go (phone calls in most places are impossible) to the local office (county or city) that administers the Section 8 (sometimes called housing choice, or just "housing voucher") program and ask to speak with a senior counselor. 

Originally we were going to go with TenantCloud, but their payment service Dwolla, doesn't service non-US citizens and we have a few tenants who are here working in the hospital nearby through work Visas.  

I have couple of friends outside United States  (Non US citizen) that have never declare taxes here, that are interest in acquiring properties for investment in Houston area , what options of financing would an expat have here in Texas ?

Hi,We are non-resident foreigners who are interested in buying a condo in Michigan for our son who is a US citizen (9).

Some stay long enough in our properties to become seniors!

Title is issued at the time of the foreclosure commencement (TSG or Trustee Sale Guarantee here on the West Coast) so, any liens show up before the notice of sale (Or judgment for you attorney states) and are dealt with then (Dealt with in the sense that if they are junior, they are noticed that they will be wiped out in foreclosure if they don't pay the senior off).

Hey Everyone,I am a Calgary resident, Canadian citizen looking for primary resources on the limitations of US real estate investing as a Canadian.