@Danny Webber@Brandon Miller Yes you both have a point its more steady and i see more flips with more profit In San Antonio Where most of the jobs are more diverse and don't rely so heavy in oil Industry it seems riskier for me or at least those are my thought in the las crash in 2015 I saw so much of the population move out and real estate dropped so much it became a buyers Market with the low prices everyone was moving out due to job loss or lay offs  

Development trends in an area always start with road development i.e expanding lanes or putting in new roads, then comes the housing, then comes shopping centers then comes medical facilities...urban sprawl.

Read your state regs, - involve your area authorities (fire marshall, building inspectors and anyone at the state level of whichever arm of state govt manages Assisted Living/Nursing homes early and often in the design/build process - they have to be kept in the loop and part of the process to keep happy and so that your facility can be auth'd and up and running)Best of luck

Anybody have any interest in storage units in Lubbock, TX?

The agent proceeded to provide only three pictures of the facility (exterior main entrance, kitchen of one unit, and the backyard) and relayed that I can only perform a walk-through upon the submission of a Letter of Intent.Is it common to supply a LOI prior to seeing the units in an MFH? 

After the first year of paying for fuel oil to heat the building I switched to Natural gas and cut the heating bill in half.

Land lease communities are similar to having a HOA.A good example of this is in colder states where community owners are eliminating the use of oil as a heating source.

If you're the homeowner it seems like a DIY project.You could try some penetrating oil on the valves and see if it gets in there far enough to do any good.  

They dump motor oil in your garden, what do you do?

Concord and that little airport and the Amazon distribution facility have got to have created some SFR buy and hold opportunities.