They do bring a lot of value to the table for inexperienced investors. 

Inexperienced with Assisted Living Facilities. 

I'm not able to put any email or phone here so don't know how you could send that except to say I go by Tea Schiano and you could find me on my  Facebook  artist page  Tea Schiano Aritist  gives contact and can also private message there if it is OK to give that info here.    

I will look it up to confirm.As for the gift letter, they are required, but that does not mean they aren't sometimes overlooked by inexperienced/unfamiliar loan brokers until the file has reached underwriting.

Most of it is either daisy chain crap or overpriced stuff that inexperienced buyers think are deals.

Part of the problem is that there is no blanket standard across the board and the only one (blanket standard) that DOES exist across the board is so vague that it typically prompts emotionally discussion across the board because of those who are inexperienced in this aspect of the quality of life for the disabled typically stereotype the legitimate disabled community with the fakers that are out there. 

Is he/she inexperienced in multifamily investing and didn't tell you this, along with the other stuff that Troy mentioned? 

This is kind of a pain to do and unsafe for the inexperienced, however if a tenant wishes to upsize a fuse that keeps blowing, they just unscrew the fuse and install a larger one.

I mean she invited the coop board over for tea (?!??).  

The lower price ranges are on fire and with lending becoming easier to obtain on condos and hoa's in litigation I would expect those to continue to sell quickly and for top dollar.Hope this is helpful.For sure you Vegas guys have a better grasp on these tea leaves.