Retirement communities, that are basically congregational housing arrangements (see link attached) are more for active seniors that still live independently, but want the convenience of having meals cooked, rooms cleaned, etc.

Out of curiosity I did the entire Cook county.

Congrats, great time to read Lifeonaire by Steve Cook.

You can find that information for free from the filings at the Recorder of Deeds office (research filings for Notice of Default - ask one of the clerks the first time, she/he can help you.)I have been doing this successfully in Cook and Dupage counties.

I would like to outsource cooking, grocery shopping, paying bills, folding clothes and just about everything that isn't FUN or GOING TO MAKE ME RICH, but eventually you would spend all of your time and money outsourcing rather then living your life.

I've been in the cooking biz for almost 13 years now.

But anyway I just started watching videos From all the gurus' Steve Cook,Steph Davis, Marcell Umphrey Preston Ely, and some others.

I wanted to let everyone know about one of the incredible speakers who just agreed to join us at the BiggerPockets Summit in March:Steve Cook who is Managing Editor at Real Estate Economy Watch and UPI.com, and is a regular contributor on the BiggerPockets Blog each Wednesday, will be talking about the dynamics of stabilizing foreclosure markets and identifying prospect markets to invest in.

@Misty Cook That's the basic gist of wholesaling.

For this month, we purchased a complete cooked meal at Albertsons.