These two focus areas would certainly aid in understanding more of your business, such as tax implications through your various transactions or general accounting/bookkeeping.

but please don't drink the Kool-Aid on the price.

Is the AL living business a healthcare operator?

I'm planning on doing fix and flips then investing long term in buy and hold properties as well as some other safe long term investments.I currently work full time for one of the largest health insurance companies assisting with health care management for one of our largest clients.

Hershey is here and so is Rite Aid, and Amazon has multiple facilities here.This month we bought houses for $45,000, $51,000, $90,000, and $94,000 among others. 

I have an opportunity to purchase a home in a nicer section of DC; what makes this an unusual opportunity is that the seller is motivated by longterm health care for his 75 yr old mother rather than by receiving a lump sum at settlement.

If you have a basic understanding of economics, then you know that the tax credit is a superficial band aid that is making the market worse--it is freezing homes at unrealistic prices and costing a ridiculous amount to execute.Did you know that it costs the government (and actually us taxpayers) $43000 to implement the tax credit?

(as long as Josh doesn't start asking us to drink any special batches of kool-aid ;-)

He gets a free scumbag legal aid lawyer and fights the eviction.

These 2 parties have to work in conjunction to aid you in reaching your desired result on your claim.