Visitor logs, temp logs (no blanks - all spaces need to be filled in) etc -- be studying CMS guidelines and whatever your state puts out and go with the strictest one. 

I have to tailor my screening to get the most suitable candidates as possible since I am out of state and have to rely on external services (per fee).

I wonder how long visitors stay in the area and how many things there are to see/do. 

If they are all wheel-chair bound, is your property suitable or will it require lots of changes? 

Firstly I would find a market that is suitable for you and showing signs of potential growth in the market.

HiWe are under contract for a lot, which is suitable for townhomes.What are the Due diligence steps to be followed.There is onsite sewer, Zoned for Quad.

There is even a name for it: recapitalization.But just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s OK, and it doesn’t mean it’s a suitable investment for you.  

I work in the communities as a nurse home visitor for mothers and babies and I would like to supply more trustworthy and safe housing to those who need it most; all while improving my short and long term pockets is the goal.

This market is created for owner occupant primarily and you are right , the market is not suitable for rental investment.

This season, I have gotten 8 cancellations - most of them from the work related visitors.