Try to get good at one particular type of seller first.

@Alex MartensTry and work on some type of termination agreement with themWhen I worked for development company we would deal with this and do abatements for temporary causes but this seems like the business is not going to surviveBe let them out of the lease and get a new tenant in there with a long term lease

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I certainly led me to thinking that residential assisted living homes (RALs) may be a valid venture to dive into over the next few years.That being said, I am interested in connecting with anyone who has had any experience with RALs, and similar types of settings, specifically within the states of New York and New Jersey. 

Hello Beth, this is where the learning takes place, the more at-bats you have with this type of potential client gets you prepped and that is how you can convert more sales.

You might want to PM us to set up a chat for more assistance as I don't like to type as much as you:)

Wanted to get more information on what type of business to set up (LLC, S-Corp, etc.)

Not only will you get deals, these types of leads tend to produce your home run type deals.  

Being a builder, my first thought goes to the construction type items: Tile or wood floors, vinyl shower kits, high quality wall paint like Behr Marquis, solid wood furniture, good appliances not cheap rental ones, easy to maintain yard outside like DG, artificial turf and gravel. 

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?