I've gotten unsolicited compliments from multiple tenants. 

This is 100% dependent on the local housing authority and of course being in the Atlanta market the multiple authorities we deal with are filled with inept government workers and corruption.The question you should ask yourself is knowing what you know about the government; do you want to be in business and co-manage your property with them? 

We have multiple homes designed for assisted living that we lease out to the business owners.

I was told by multiple people to use Dennis P.

Price cut till you get multiple offers (this would be the best move then it will go up to what the market feels is the best price for it)2.

I have handled multiple 6-figure capital improvements, including assisting after a tornado that hit the Philly region in 2021.

I hit a similar snag a few years back when I was juggling multiple builds in Phoenix.

And there are sponsors that have survived multiple cycles with little to no money lost and sponsors that are brand-new (and everyone in between)So these all come with a wide range of projected returns, actual returns and experiences.

;-)Yes, been doing all that research since this post, and am hearing from qualified investors with multiple MTR's that healthcare professionals are their chief tenant.

I have a house in Conroe Texas I am selling and in contract for 190,000 with multiple offers and the appraiser came in at 168,000 using comps from 1973 (Subject is built in 1999) and the comps need a complete remodel as mine was remodeled 5 years ago.