Any tips or paths on how to do this would be appreciated!  

Internally, I don't care- please, please build a fence.

I’ve recently been exploring the idea of hospice/ continuing care models.

It's been on the market for over 1 year sitting at $1.99m while the owners aren't in any rush to sell due to personal health conditions and squatting tenants.

$281K settlement.Not only is it important to take care of all potential risk management areas in your start-up, but essential that you are regularly checking your property to identify emerging areas of concern.

Any advice/ tips would be helpful!!

Anyone who is actively involved in health care has a competitive advantage in doing mid-term rentals because you have access at the hospital to help find travel nurses suitable temp housing (yours) while they are in town.

Hey Cédric, fellow Californian here up north of you on the Central Coast.I invest primarily in Detroit (12-doors there), but I'm also building an ADU here at my primary.You can definitely still do BRRRR deals in Detroit in today's environment but you have to be careful of the team you're working with.There's a lot happening in the Detroit market in terms of investment and revitalization.

The market doesn't care about your numbers.

looking to buy this property as a first time investor,thinking about doing STR for the ADUs and marketing them to nurses since its near a hospitalhttps://www.redfin.com/OR/Portland/10692-SE-34th-Ave-97222/h...any advice or tips would be much appreciated