not employed so debt to income could be an issue getting conventional financing.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

You're not trying to be an expert, just looking to understand what it says about lot sizes, zones, requirements etc.

I can't belive that many of you find this to be an ok practice.

I just want to say thank you to this community and all its members that met with me, picked up my phone call, answered an email, or met with me for coffee.

I reached out to a local wholesaler with 15 years of experience in real estate, she agreed to meet me for coffee Tuesday.

I don't believe zoning will be an issue due to the city's apparent willingness to work with the investor.My main question is surrounding what legally needs to be done to turn this into an assisted living facility (outside of ADA building code compliance and zoning)1. 

You can't be an entity and be an owner-occupant in any state, as far as I know.

The problem is it will have to be an all cash deal at first since nobody will lend on an incomplete property, but there is currently a loan on the property being sold.

Comps range between $145k and $150k so getting a nice refi shouldn't be an issue.