Having a parent in ICU, on life support, or comfort care/ hospice is emotionally exhausting, so I am guessing son may not be at his best. .

Avoid high risk properties (some C and all D class) until you are experienced.This is not an exhaustive list but will get your startedGood luck.

It literally breaks me down and exhausts me making it hard to concentrate on my bigger goals.  

My experience so far with AL and specifically sober living group homes is that the community approval and zoning variance process can be exhausting. 

I’ve exhausted that avenue, and it’s a mostly dry well.I have enough cash to comfortably fund one deal, but not five or six, which is what I hear you need to get started.

That works great for a lot of things...AC registers, light switches and outlet covers, towel bars, shower curtain rods, soap dishes, exhaust hoods above the range, the range itself, fridges, windows..heck I even refinish showers and bath tubs with appliance epoxy spray paint...love it...

I have not exhausted all options, I just am trying to save myself some time/energy as the clock is ticking until the closing date on the Stevensville property of 1/22/18.Thanks in advance!

I’ve also recently learned the hard way that during due diligence you should always be looking for the presence of windows that open correctly and working exhaust fans in every kitchen and bathroom.

In this case, I would just keep showing him love and encouragement, but don't exhaust yourself trying to fix his problems. 

Each room is pretty simple:Living - 1 ceiling fan/light on common switch, 1 switch to porch light, 1 receptacle on each wallEach of 3 bedrooms - 1 ceiling fan/light on common switch, 1 receptacle on 3 of 4 wallsBathroom - 1 switch for vanity lights, 1 switch for exhaust fan/light (I am going to daisy chain an led light for more light in shower), 2 GFCI'sHallway - 2 switches - one operates a light, the other used to operate an attic fan which is now removedKitchen - probably the most complicated 2 lights operated by single pole switches, currently 9 receptacles - 2 general purpose, 3 counter height, 1 for dishwasher, 1 for refrigerator, 1 for cooktop, 1 for oven.