My company is in the works to develop a Medical Office Building (15,000q/ft building on a 44,000 sq/ft lot in Chino, CA)  and putting it together with private money.

Think about what regular testing and maintenance will look like as well.The challenge you'll face, is that assisted living facilities in some instances (depending on the jurisdiction) fall under medical facility coding and are required to have higher levels of protection to comply with state/federal programs.

I've flipped homes out of state and spent a lot of time traveling and meeting my resources in person.

., costs of ownership, travel to the property for inspections) are not allowed if the property is held within the SD-IRA. 

It is important not to put personal products, food, paint, medication etc into a septic. 

Keeps your travels short, and management easy because it's an area you now know. 

I wouldn't want to sell these homes anytime soon just because a small part of me thinks maybe my mom might change her mind and want to leave in it again when she can't travel. ( yes I'm a mama's boy ) I agree with it being a challenge that I leave 9 hours away from where I own these properties and maybe if you all understand "MY WHY" it will make more sense.I make about 90k a year.

You want all the ugly, thorny, unpleasant situations: the nasty divorce, the unpaid medical bills, the IRS tax liens, the relative who stopped paying rent, all of it.

I have a job that requires constant travel but have recently gained custody of my son.

As an invited guest and did not pay other than my travel to and my hotel room etc.