You might consider mixing in some Seniors with 15+ year ownership along with the Absentee to build up the size of your list. 

After you bid and win, you can send a demand to the senior lien holder.

I am the junior lienholder on a property that the senior lienholder foreclosed on and I bid at foreclosure sale.

Mine has senior circuit classes weekday mornings.

With all this being said, I think this is why our corrupt politicians in Illinois will continue to do whatever they want with the state at the expense of its citizens.

I would look at taking down a multi-family with a master lease with option to purchase (use the $420,000 for option payment, rehab, and increasing cash flow of the property) or, I would look into the Senior Living Space.

Hi all,Looking for anyone who has property management experience with Mulit-unit (non-senior) HUD Project properties.There is a ~30 unit property in Ohio that I have under contract but the PM I am in discussions with is saying that they need a much larger budget for maintenance, administration, etc. then the current operator is showing.On the one hand, I respect the PM, feel that they are trustworthy and they want to take this on.

Currently our goal is to do some marketing to seniors who may have the 10 - 20 unit complexes that they have had for years, and see if they are interested in selling.

Vasily I do not understand your question.Are you a citizen here or do you mean you are thinking of investing here but live abroad??

The trustee can add you to the list of interested parties that need to be notified when there are changes to the file.The above came from a senior title officer and a lawyer who handles foreclosures.