I'm just getting started and this gives me some food for thought as I decide what strategies to follow.  

 Hey Angelo,Some fantastic information and food for thought has already been posted here.

It is difficult to find clients because you cannot complete with the price you charge because your clients can usually pay less than you charge to live in large facilities with beautiful buildings, swimming pools, club houses, professional nurses, physical therapists, nutritionists, larger and better kitchens and better food than you can offer.Even for the apartment buildings I own, every month or two I lose a tenant to a large assisted living facility.

This is called "cost of goods" just like parts of a computer or food ingredients. 

The latest one was a woman that kept a basement window open so the neighborhood cats could "visit" and eat the food she left out for them.

My tenant is understandably angry about the wasted time and food spoiling, but they never mentioned the food spoiling until the technician came to inspect it, so I did not know it was as urgent as an issue. 

You may want to download our "2013 Housing Market Forecast" for some general information and food for thought.I would get some legal and tax advice before setting up a corporation or LLC as there are many implications to doing it incorrectly.

We decided on Thai food for the night in the trendy new area of Seoul - Kyungridan.

With business such as Chick Fil A, Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Etc opening up shop.

I'm also including the cost of living (housing/food/etc) that comes with a full-time college path.