I’m sure your clients really appreciate your comprehensive approach to protecting their assets and optimizing cash flow.Also it sounds like you are doing well with your personal flips. 

Quote from @Andrew Moresi: Trent, your approach to transitional housing is one of the most mission-driven (and potentially profitable) ways to invest in real estate.. but there are some key things to watch for, especially in a market like Anchorage.

You have to be there early (15-20 minutes before the first possible stop) and you have to approach the sheriff.

The land might allow that us to do a separate apartment complex, but we thought that mixed used to put the some apartment above the MOB would be a cost-effective approach from a $/sq ft perspective. 

We plan to set-up an LLC, is that the correct approach?

With the spring home buying season fast approaching, if these levels stay low, this will just push prices even higher in 2025.

Very much appreciate any advice or recommendations on how to approach this conversation/negotiation. 

If you’re worried about potential eviction, structuring the lease with both applicants financially responsible is a good approach.

We take a "whole person" approach.

This, and how flexible you want to be will affect what lenders you approach and who will lend on your deal.