If it is a public road then complain to state, county, and local, governments, as the neighbor may be creating a purpresture.

Some investors opt for larger homes with more bedrooms, while others convert existing residential properties to fit more people comfortably, ensuring they meet safety and accessibility standards.One thing to consider—smaller operations like RAL often rely on word of mouth and local reputation to fill rooms, so community engagement and relationships with local health care providers are key to success.PS: Fun fact—by 2030, it’s projected that more than 20% of the U.S. population will be over the age of 65, which makes senior housing a high-demand sector for decades to come. 

I am already seeing positive signs including far better dialogue between the building trades and local government.

Yes, the government pays the Section 8 rent timely, but more and more tenants are having to pay a portion of their rent.

What are some common pitfalls to avoid as a new real estate investor, especially in the multifamily sector?

Indicators are showing that price drops in the MF sector may be near bottom, and activity is picking up in the coming year. 

Government guaranteed rent is definitely the way to go. 

It will need a lot of refurb work, but want to know what the management requirements are as I work full time for the government.

I’d like the flexibility of an STR but got comfortable with the risks of local government pushback because I can convert to LTR.

With my self-directed account, I am partnering with the government because they will decide how much tax I pay and when I can take it out.