Seniors might like it but that is only a part of the demographics.

@Tou V.Here is a Stockon Apt. 12 unit @ $650 588k NOI 52K senior government tenants.New roof, plumbing, windows, electrical and plus one unit for retail unrented for extra flow.http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/19307476/530-N-San-...

Since you're not a resident of the US, a citizen of the US and the properties are not located in the US, Nevada and Delaware entities are not going to be helpful to you.A quick google query tells me that Australia does not have LLC entities like we do in the US, but they do have something sort of similar called a Proprietary Limited Company.  

Lane KawaokaYou are correct that China has controls in place around money transfers done by Chinese citizens. 

You will likely end up with ‘insurance of last resort’ Citizens.

Citizen bank has some great HELOC offerings with really low interest rates and they even cover closing costs.

Near the end of senior year in college, I started talking with a buddy of mine about investing in general.

The second year I let a PM handle it and these guys were seniors working and paying there own rent.

(ABLE and the citizen attempted to join the case as an interested and affected party.

Jeanette Fox, Senior director for Risk Investigations and Research at NACHA // jfox@ BIGGER POCKETS WONT LET ME POST EMIAL // direct line for banks to call 703561 BIGGER POCKETS WONT LET ME POST # .