Those vehicles wont really need parking, and they would be networked so that cars could be moved into and out of neighborhoods or areas of high demand, ie a bunch of cars /buses could be ready to pick up people after a movie or a concert or sporting event.

I'd need to acquire/build the following (local zoning and permitting allowing):-A 10-15 acre parcel-Main gated entrance with office building nurse's station and leasing offices-Possibly a second gated entrance at the opposite end for emergency services-A common area with garden surrounded by a circle of buildings including a dining hall, cafe, "office building" (fake offices with toy phones, etc), small movie theater and a rec center-A large, two story apartment building with medical facility (for those with late stage conditions)-Two small "suburbs" of tiny homes for higher functioning residents (stand alone studio apartments with no kitchen for safety reasons).  

A close friend of mine was in the same shoes as you.Before giving the middle finger to his corporate job he paid off all his credit cards, bought pre-paid gift cards for food, restaurants, movies, and other leisure items, he got his medical and dental checkups done while he was still on insurance, and reduced recurring expenses in order to live as lean as possible in start-up mode. 

There’s a loft on the second floor and we’re deciding between converting it to a 4th bedroom, or turning it into an entertainment room with pool table, projector, movie chairs, etc.

The part about a relative calling the city about the property reminded me of my favorite movie-Goodfellas “Never rat on your friends, and always keep your mouth shut”

I mean, everyone wants to be an actress. movie star, rock'n'roll star, etc....but is it a sustainable future or just throwing away money?

For those of your under 40, they were the made-for-tv Lifetime movie, but instead of a husband cheating his wife Joan, with her twin sister, Jackie. and Joan raising their baby as her own kind of stuff, it was related to teenagers and giving feels and addressing our “issues”.I remember one where it talked about anorexia.

We see movies like Glengarry Glen Ross and movies like that and it shapes the ideas about realtors, unfortunately.

A wealth of family attractions are also nearby, including amusement parks, water parks, go-karting, and a movie theater.

A decade of financial chaos followed, leading to the interest rate turnaround in the early 1980s, in part because we had a first term movie star president that really wanted to get re-elected, him being the first person to fully grasp what it meant to be off the gold standard.