People, seniors in particular, will not be able to afford the increasing HOAs and assessments, as insurance premiums are going through the roof.

What about city tax and water liens that I believe are in a senior position to the first lender.

If you are paying interest only expect to pay them 10-12%+ since they will be in second position senior to bank loans2.

Quote from @Leshawn Branch: I’m 22y/o and a senior at Drexel University in Philadelphia.

Here's the breakdown of the original 2023-2025 program budget:  $50 million to support housing rehabilitation grants or loans $275 million for Residential Housing Infrastructure loans $100 million for Main Street Housing Rehabilitation loans $100 million for Commercial-to-Housing Conversion loansSenate Bill 180 (SB180) successfully advocated for the $525 Million WHEDA loan program to invest in workforce and senior housing.

One-story vs. two-story depends on your target tenants—single-story can be more accessible for seniors, while two-story may allow for a more compact footprint and larger yard space.For layout, open-concept designs with 2-3 bed, 2 bath units tend to attract long-term renters.

My neighbor who moved in shortly after me is 71, she's planning to move to more senior living to be around friends, when I told her, she was so upset as I was.

Could you call probates, divorces, post bankruptcy, pre-foreclosure, parents of high school seniors, or someone else with a higher propensity to sell vs random people who may or may not be thinking of selling. 

Certain municipal liens, like unpaid utility bills, city code enforcement violations, or even local business taxes, may survive the sale if they are senior (Older) to your auctioned tax lien, because they hold the same legal priority as the tax lien itself.

I’m wanting about 5 to 10 seniors and would definitely have a CNA or 2 with me.