The greater the need of the resident, the greater the need for skilled staff which includes management and attendants.My wife and I built an independent care facility with the goal being to have it operate on a fee structure that could succeed on Medicare and Medicaid payments, which would make a room in the facility available to anyone who was broke but did have access to government funding.

We live next door renting an outbuilding for cheap from family so no big urgency on our end to move in.The Question: The best win-win solution I have been able to come up with is some form of us (B) giving them a down payment, them transferring ownership to us so that I can get to work doing some of the (R) repairs while they continue to live there until their room opens up at the assisted living facility (This move out date is the BIG variable), once they move out then we'd do a quick finally clean up / spruce up then (R) refinance into a traditional mortgage and pay them out.

We are looking to furnished corporate housing to traveling medical professionals ie nurses.

Do you have any facilities In CIncinnati currently?

I currently work as a medical Speech Language Pathologist and I’m planning to purchase my first single family or duplex short term rental within the next 4-6 months in the Hot Springs, AR area. 

I would probably still be doing that if there was not for that medical disruption.I was also a licensed real estate broker in Texas for about 30 years too.

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With that, I am still worried about things like the co-owner, an elderly man, getting sick and unable to pay his half of the expenses or worse, him falling so sick that I may be liable for his medical bills.  

A neighbor of mine has a "medical dog" who can sense changes in blood pressure which can be life threatening for what looks to be an otherwise healthy man.  

Reviewing my effects, I discovered their letter in an envelope from "Atos Medical."