I have an opportunity to purchase a non-performing, run down assisted living facility in Los Angeles.

We can do good quality we can do maintenance grade as well, one of our major sectors is government facility maintenance.

Now, the statute does allow the owner of a parking facility to restrict a portion of the spaces and tow any unauthorized cars in the restricted area, but again, I don't think that would allow you to tow the car for nonpayment or late payment of rent.Not to mention the practical implications - do you really want all your tenants to hate you?

It says the facility can support up to 500 employees.http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/techn...Lots of tech moving into San Diego.

The type of tenants you get are service workers at Medical Facilities, Labor Technicians, Tier II wage earners in the various UAW Plants.  

I don't like being near storage facilities or dry cleaners because who knows what hazardous materials have leaked into the ground and spread. 3.

You may be a little lower on operating expenses given the size of the facility and you will not need the labor costs.

For those not familiar, these are 4 bed facilities that help elderly or people with cognitive disabilities.

I feel your pain...once had a tenant that turned the house into a dog rescue facility... what a mess..  

Another thought was seeing about making the house into a ALF facility but the 2 stories and only 3 bathrooms seem like a hindrance to me.