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Ryan Zachary
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Leasing to Assisted Living Facilities

Ryan Zachary
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  • Anchorage, AK
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I am interested in purchasing properties with the intention of leasing to assisted living facilities in my area. Anyone here have any experience in this?

The plan is to purchase a single family home, install ramps, grab bars etc. and contact local ALFs in the area who may be interested in leasing the properties. I suspect the challenge will be getting in contact with the right facility interested in leasing.

Thoughts?

Ryan

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Loretta C.
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Loretta C.
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  • Denver, CO
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Hi there,

I currently rent one of my properties to an ALF and I concur...they are wonderful tenants. They have been there for 8 years already. It has definitely been a win-win. I had to switch to a commercial insurance policy but the premium was comparable (my renters also have their own commercial policy). 

Best wishes,

Loretta

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