That can be the determining factor on if you have a good buyers agent. 

. - Simply put, no.

If you were simply leasing the home TO an assisted living business, it would be a different story. 

If it is in multiple units, you can determine who is responsible by investigating who recently traveled or purchased used furniture.

No question is ever too small or “stupid” here—curiosity and determination are key to success in this business.

Find one that can be custom to your needs, has flexible pricing, no long-term, high-cost memberships, and excellent customer services to determine how to best market to your leads.

Husband is also a licensed building contractor and wife is a realtor (if it matters).We are trying to determine if it makes the most sense to put our first property that we are purchasing together into an LLC or not?

I recently sold a house and they had a home inspection and they came back with a list and I simply told the buyers , No to any price reduction or the "repairs" .

The city came out and determined that the problem was actually on the city property, and not ours (the tree was outside our property line and so were the cracks in the pipes.)

The best thing we have seen work is to simply tell the potential members that Co-living is not for everyone up front.