If it were in my neck of the woods, I’d check it out for you.

Maybe that's how you have survive in your neck of the woods.  

We're in your neck of the woods sometimes, if you ever want to talk shop.

It is a pain in the neck.

Glad to hear that you are moving out to our neck of the woods.

Build the "muscles" and self that succeeds.

This doesn't seem like something a good old-fashioned a$$ kicking wouldn't solve....I could see Williamson County landlords or even some of the police doing that in my neck of the woods ;-)

I've lived and worked in the Tampa Bay area for 27 years now, but I just returned from your neck of the woods.

Either way - may want to consider that route - less of a headache and better to establish a relationship with a banker than to have private money breathing down your necks sucking your profits or having to pay them above market interest rates or whatever their terms are.You'll just have to find the right bank that is comfortable with Assisted living - One carrot I've dangled before to get a loan (for my personal residence anyways) was that any bank that would lend to me for "X" would have a great chance at getting my operating/business accounts -- a lot of money goes in and goes out - but if you get to a point you'll be able to build up your reserves -- smaller banks would really like to have your business accounts on their books. 

., that is my thinking as well, my theory is that the big hotels are getting threatened by Airbnbs and they muscled this ordinance into place, the fact that it passed so silently and the mayor was supporting Airbnb being there gives me "corrupt" vibes all over the place.