Gotta use the latrine or depart the facilities to get in while the gettin' is good.

To keep this concise- We have 7 units under construction in Austin and a senior living facility we are the GC on in Houston.

We use Kathryn Cook-Crespo at Bottom Line for our sales, she is very much in the trenches and does a good job understanding the needs of investors.

I spent 7 years working for the US Army Corps of Engineers, overseeing large scale military and civil works projects; and I currently work with the VA overseeing facilities operations and construction.

My wife works in facility health care and is a nursing assistant with containment facility certification in a top-ten hospital system in the USA.Standard infectious disease isolation protocols call for N95 disposable respirators.

If the animal is a nuisance, the landlord may remove the animal through legal means.While you cannot charge a “pet” fee because a ESA is not considered a pet, you can charge for damages caused by the ESA.Further, the ESA certificate must be from a licensed MENTAL HEALTH doctor or facility that includes the patient’s diagnosis (Which is weird to me since one cannot inquire about the health condition of a person who requires an actual service animal, and HIPAA regs prevent such disclosures.) 

- RUN, don't walk.With that said, the first draw can certainly be whatever the two parties agree to and typically it is a sizable one upon mobilization of temp facilities (construction fencing, toilets, etc) and some materials or start of demo.

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Currently living in: 690 square feet, 2 Bed/1 Bath condo. 1st floor, pool, jacuzzi, dog park, laundry facility.

Hey everyone, I'm under contract on an assisted living facility and looking to do an SBA 7a loan.

Most investors, acquisitions pros, and developers are looking for the facility that is mom-and-pop owned, roughly 30,000 square feet, with land to expand and possibly double the size of the facility.