The house I’m looking at has been vacant for the most part for 3 yrs (seller’s father went to nursing home and she just checks in on the house every month or so).

I am a nurse by profession and I do not have any real estate experience at all.

Bulletin boards at area Board of Education, Nursing Homes, Senior Centers, etc... to get those workers to knock on your door.

Kids, they love to play around a construction site, lots to do.Just thinking about the LL's I've known, past away or retired, nursing home party animals, they thought they were passing on a cash flowing business to the kids.

I think some states have enacted laws where they won't foreclose if delinquent tax bills are under a certain amount as seniors were getting foreclosed on when they forgot to pay or in a nursing home or something, but not sure that covers HOA dues.

My goal is to get out of the nursing field.

I am a Registered Nurse by profession and very much interested in Real Estate.

A nursing home is a long-term care facility licensed by the state that offers 24-hour room and board and health care services, including basic and skilled nursing care, rehabilitation, and a full range of other therapies, treatments, and programs.

I have a tenant that is an unemployed nurse.

SNH is an REIT focused solely on assisted living, nursing homes, and senior housing.