I learned the industry (still have LOTS to learn) by exposure from my wife (she had been a CMA/CNA for a # of years) and then seeking out someone who had started an assisted living business and spending some time with them (connect with them via biggerpockets)  And by taking the leap.I've definitely never been happier and it's pretty fulfilling as well - the residents really do depend on you for a lot and are very grateful - much different to experience graciousness from folks compared to what I was doing (insurance claims where everyone was angry all the time - it had wore me out...my insurance experience has come in pretty handy though as we try to navigate and specialize in medicaid payers) 

I've got cash and or access to HELOC for which I'm grateful.

I am very grateful to Del, Dawn, Jeff, Chuck, Natalie, and all the rest at LU for giving me the knowledge and confidence I needed to get started.

It appears I am not yhe only one grateful for your contribution, as well.So my question is in regards to your refinance statement.

I would be grateful for any experienced input on this strategy.

I'm grateful for BP so far as it has told me in black and white what I really already knew, but didn't consciously think of. 

We all come from different walks of life and I'm incredibly fortunate/grateful to have hard working parents that were able to get me to this position.

Many of those tenants have been incredibly loyal (and grateful)..

Even then, I wasn't sure where I stood, which is why I'm grateful for all the feedback I got here!!

I am not a fan of Hubzu but grateful for having discovered this community!