You get hit by a Mac truck, you don't die, you're a vegetable in a nursing home.3.

We live in NW Phoenix around Glendale/Peoria.I'm bilingual, am about to finish my RE license as per Marty Boardman's suggestion, and have managed a four-plex and nursing home both as an on-site manager in the past, for a total of 2.5 years.Do you think starting off as an on-site manager would be a good way to get more RE experience?

However in Alaska the State will pay $6500.00 per MONTH for each assisted living person in the home.This turns more from a rental to a business because you would need a full time nurse, but if you are making $45,500.00 a month could you make a business plan to pay for a full time nursing staff and still make a profit?

Now, the question is, how do I market to people going into nursing homes or whose parents are dying without looking like an "ambulance chaser" (colloquialism for a sleazeball lawyer that goes to hospitals to convince people to sue for their injuries), haha.

It took 6 months to close since the owner was in a nursing home and her conservator had to get permission from her nieces and nephews to do the sale.  

I would look at non traditional rentals, perhaps a nursing home model or college rental model.  

If I am nursing a C or D class property it might just make since to fix when items break.  

While buying subject to and creating a wrap mortgage is not illegal onto itself there is a slew of created realities that are imposed onto these transactions by the practitioners.  

The seller is the daughter of the owner, with power of attorny, and the owner is in a nursing home with dementia.

When they are speaking of a federally assisted project that's not Sec 8, those would be housing or retirement or nursing assisted projects, not privately owned property. :)