For Medicaid there is a 5 yr lookback on assets/funds - Medicaid can pay for assisted living - however few facilities work with medicaid (or whatever the program is called in your state - in KS it's called HCBS - Home & Community Based Services)  - I'm not fully educated on medicare which kicks in for SNF - skilled nursing facility -- so I do not know the nuances of that -- if there's proof of elder abuse regarding funds I'd guess the local authorities and possibly Medicare/Medicaid could come after the guilty parties.

Class of properties are frequently mentioned on BP, but its so subjective.What I consider an A class could be B class to another investorWhat if a neighborhood is gentrifying?

I have learned lots from my first year in business and my biggest lesson is that education is key.

Account Closed I’ve been accused of that :) Yes I think there’s an educational aspect.

I would recommend before you start to put time or money into any project you should first make sure you are educated in which path you are choosing and make sure that there is a goal / reason for that path.

The IRS says it much more eloquently than me:https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/opportunity-zones-frequently-asked-questions

During the next 12-14 months, I'll be focusing on my education, networking, and saving. 

Find a reputable flooring dealer and asks them to educate you on why the commercial quality floor material is better.

I figure its a good place to wet my feet, and continue my RE education/find a better market. 

Some Landlords know how to educate themselves on the law, develop processes, understand markets, and the other 142 things a Landlord should do.