And you may be surprised to find myself as a more senior person within that exact SubTo community you keep referencing, FYI. 

Most countries do not have a way that a U.S. citizen can finance.

If those same people had children that are no longer of school age, or are seniors, it doesn't matter to them, but in all cases, it probably impacts the number$. 

My business partner Rudy (US citizen & Texas resident) and I (non-US resident based in Europe) are buying through our LLCs registered in Texas.We’ve got a turnkey property under contract for $58K, already rented at $1,890/month with Section 8 Tenants, and appraised at $67K.

The hardest part is going to be getting leverage in foreign countries as a US citizen.  

For wind, etc. coverage we have Citizens/ the FL-state-run program.

The transfer is automatic with a life estate when a death certificate is filed.There are potential tax benefits in addition to legal benefits:The life tenant may be eligible for some homestead or senior tax breaks as a homeowner.Internal Revenue Service.

I want the responsibility of managing my region but have the support and advice from more senior and experienced professionals.

Homeowner exemption, senior exemption, and senior freezes all make the taxes look low at purchase but will be re-evaluated upon sale.

I am looking to connect with investors in the Senior Living Fund in Lenexa, Kansas.