It's my understanding that "assisted living" is in different categories, depending on the degree of assistance and care required. for medically assistedpersons, I know some are the waiting room to heaven and not classified as nursing homes, and then there are those for limited assistance, like someone restricted to a wheel chair and who has say mental issues who can not really be on their own.A friend of mine owns several assisted living facilities and nursing homes.

I work in a hospital around doctors and nurses that make pretty good money, how would you approch them for such a request:- would you present a business card, or a type of brochure explaining the terms, how would you word it ?

I also don't plan on marketing my real estate services to the general public in the beginning (that may change over time, depending on my job).I have read over and over again how the majority of brokers don't want to sponsor agents who also have full-time jobs (excluding teachers, nurses, and others who don't have typical 9-5 hours) because they probably won't bring in as much as business as a "full-time" agent, can't always do floor time, attend inspections, closings, etc.

She's getting her perquisites for her studies to become a registered nurse...

@op Thanks for the reply,As of right now there is a house on my street that the owner has moved into a nursing home.

Place ads on boards at Nursing & Retirement Homes: Frequently residents need to sell a house. 56.

By service, i am not referring to assisted on nursing care  but rather most senior projects offer a wide range of resident programs.Value add is really a marketing issue and creation of value based resident amenities.

One is a flight stewardess another a restaurant manager, another a nurse.

Now come August I currently have one unit, which my wife and I wound up moving into after the renters moved out because she is going back to college for a Nursing Masters degree.

I understand it was owned by an old lady that was planning on living in it, but went to a nursing home instead.