Hi @Himanshu Jain, I agree with @Nicolas Paez that there is a wide spectrum of senior living options from +55 apartments to memory care neighborhoods with increasing regulations as resident acuity increases.  

I've seen communities on both sides of the spectrum - one's that enforce and one's that don't.

Through the FHA, I would have to buy a property on the lower end of the spectrum based on the maximum loan amounts for my city.

@Dan McCluskeyRyan DosseyWithout baring your souls, what is the arrangement you have and what service is provided from both sides of the spectrum.

Well the simple answer is that a investor buyer takes a lot more of your time and generally they buy on the lower end of the pricing spectrum.

A SDIRA is just like a bank/brokerage IRA in most all respects, but provides a broader spectrum of investment choices - such as a LLC.

On the other end of the spectrum, I am in the process of acquiring another rental.

I'm on the other spectrum of this forum.

Interesting thread, what shows through is the wide spectrum of wisdom, common sense and motivations. 

I think the higher end of the rental spectrum will experience longer rent up times judging by the higher priced sales sitting on the market.