Can a non USA citizen own property in USA looking at Seattle, Can I benefit from any credit facilities there to invest in property or as a non citizen I will have to invest 100% of my private capital, Is there a specific state that  that is friendly to non Citizens to purchase properties and lastly what is the legal procedure to follow when it comes to owning a property in USA.   

Here’s the moves I made on chronological order1984 - liquidated SFR and began purchasing commercial property - concentrating on automotive repair facilities and single tenant industrial/retail2000 - began liquidating SOME commercial property and concentrated on building a mortgage note portfolio of primarily commercial property notes.2011 - took a detour and purchased 5 high rise condos in Phoenix at 35% of their previous sale price. 2023 - sold Phoenix condos and commercial properties and invested (investing) in equity REITs while still holding 60% of my “portfolio” in mortgage notes  

I came across him (it’s almost always a him) when I was selling an automotive repair facility.  

Quote from @Joseph Bushnell: This is a weird one for me, I have a friend that wants me to help him convert his motel "with restaurant attached" into an assisted living facility.

In CA, the equity deal killer is Medi-Cal (DHCS).

I was advised to look at Binghamton, specifically close to the SUNY Binghamton campus, which would most likely equal renting to college students, or the UHS Wilson Medical Center for medical students and/or medical professional tenants. 

Grand Rapids has solid fundamentals — job growth, schools, medical hubs — and the appreciation trend you mentioned isn’t hype.

A data center is tens of millions, there is no small facility here.Crypto mining tenants will not get you any decent cap rate on exit.Source: I own and develop industrial infill sites in DFW.

A house does not appear to be big enough for a residential care facility.

Medical debt is one thing.