My plan is to find homes in the Retail price range of $80,000-$120,000.My day job is spent as a Nurse Anesthetist which leaves me with a healthy monthly cash inflow.

I received a phone call from a gentlemen who wants to sale his mother's property.

She said the client loves the home, but she "The AGENT" & the clients mother both feel it's too much home & yard to upkeep.

Maybe this is what the buyer is referring to.http://www.va.gov/GERIATRICS/Guide/LongTermCare/Adult_Family_Homes.aspSeems like the VA doesn't pay money for the group homes but in addition to room rent you can stick more than one to a room as long as it's not more than 6 people total in the home I believe.The VA looks like they pay for some medical and nursing care though along with insurance company.

If they had just went to nursing school for 3 years then got out starting around 85-90k and did that for 10 years and lived like a broke college student or broke resident for 60 hours a week.

DTI isn't good enough being a school teacher with a wife finishing nursing school.

You don't really need a car; the 16th street mall has plenty to do.I've got to run up to Leadville before andafter the Summit; my mom's in a nursing home there so a rental was essential for me.

There are tabs dedicated to human resources (you've got care givers, nurses, marketers and more, all delineated by occupancy demand) along with other detail for the various care-based specializations.All that to say...if you have a specific scenario, formula, calculation, whatever...let's talk and I'm happy to help you leverage the technology to make life easier.

Today everyone and their mother wants to place $50-100K cash.

Which will give the whole place the smell of 'their' mothers cooking from the old days.