I think a lot of them will make assumptions or judgements about female investors especially if they sense you are new.  

While I agree with@Richard C.that the assisted living facilities are highly regulated and complex (I handled some of these claims when I was in claims, and have a friend in Los Angeles who is a caseworker for adult facilities), and the insurance for an assisted living, or any home health care type of facility is expensive, because you not only have the common General Liability issues, but you also have the Physical/Sexual Abuse liability issues...and other insurance issues too.However, from a strictly property perspective, you can be the owner of the facility and simply provide the property for the facility, and those who operate it would be responsible for the insurance required to run their business from the property you own.

I think I'm just going to write a nice letter to the adult daughter in town.

@Tyhe Barfield Yes, why wouldn't you want the ability to collect money from any adult.

Not everyone is so cynical that they learned to distrust adults at 13.

I had more than one adult tell me when I was a kid that they were just going to call me Mert.

If you’re an adult and you have no money saved up, then before you invest, you should first learn to manage your money and save up about 20k before you start to invest.

. * 60% of college educated adults can WFH. 

Federal Hwy ft Lauderdale 33308, We have 30-40 newbie to experienced female investors from Broward, Miami & Palm Beach 6:30-830 pm, we’re listed on BP events page & meetup.com.

I am searching for all female investors in the Tulsa area.