Some of the senior members here might be able to give ius guidance.

I am an American/Israeli citizen and the majority of the funding will be cash of Israeli citizens who are interested in putting their money into american real estate as a long term investment.

Demand and Supply throughout the county are seriously out of whack.So, what is the Snohomish county leadership doing about this in order to prepare for rapid growth and to protect local citizens from rent hike-driven economic calamity?

Lot can be done by private citizens and businesses. 

When NOLA flooded we had 250,000 of that city's "finest" citizens move to Houston and take up residence.

I've spoke to First Citizen's quite a bit about different investment loans and I've been very impressed with them.

@David Ledbetter I would agree that the area is growing in terms of new construction of both homes and apartment buildings (high end, low end and senior living), but a lot of us are skeptical as to who exactly will move in to and fill the newer high end apartments being built.

If the 2nd mortgage(junior lien) goes to foreclosure and there is a surplus of funds after being sold to the bidder, will the Senior lien receive any of the surplus?

Preferred equity is junior to mortgage debt but senior to owner or “common” equity.

Are you a dual-citizen?