I want them happy, but will charge them on the backend for when they’re a pain.

One told the other how easy it was to stage a trip and fall, sue for $10K, and owners usually settle because it's such a pain.

The pain in the *** tenant pool, and just the bs of hartford taxes. 

Insurance is an expensive pain in the *** but man are people grateful they have good insurance when they need it. 

If they do, they go to a higher level of care such as a nursing home (higher level of assistance with ADLs) or a Skilled Nursing Facility (called a SNIFF, where medical care is provided).The ALFs I'm working with are all running at 100% capacity and have waiting lists, because there are simply not enough beds.A sharp operator will find an unused municipal building - especially a school - and work with the town building department, code enforcement and fire inspector to get it up to code. 

@Devin JamesGreat book and our company follows eos as well.Book that I really thought was helpful was “what got you here won’t get you there”Talks about growing pains of being a company leader

It is painful to do this even with lots of equity as it is not "bread and butter" for a bank.

Nobody will ever respect you for the blood, sweat, and tears you will go through dealing with all of the pain and agony of trying to navigate such a ridiculous system.

Recent natural disasters and other factors have led to a sharp increase in insurance premiums, making it more difficult for buyers to afford homes and for sellers to attract offers.

Their response will let you know if they are going to be a pain in the butt or not.