This is good, but I imagine it is very slow...and while the legal process is grinding along, roofs are caving in and some properties are surely passing the point of no return.

But I am very a competent handyman (rebuilt my own kitchen; roofing; decks, etc)  and have saved my own family 10s of thousands over the years by doing the work myself.

It is a good community to network and learn about all aspects of real-estate investing.

We handle anything from the tip of the roof to the tank in the ground and everything in between.  

As a foreclosed home, it has mold and bad roof.

A new roof, you'll get that back.  

Another aspect to consider is your calculations for the property.  

I found a property that I like (I'll be owner occupying), however, it will need some work (plumbing, hvac, possible roof) however I think the price could be right.

We have already put on a new roof ($9,900), new fence + block windows ($2,400), new windows ($3,900), and new back stairs/porch ($2,700).  

Bigger pockets is all about real estate which part of your question relates to, but the business aspect of a senior living facility has much more to do with starting and running a business.I personally believe that all types of passive income are fantastic ways to help you quit your job and starting a business is definitely one of them as long as you get employees to run the business.