They are specific to Texas, but an attorney could modify them for your state.

@April Eilers @Mary Katherine Blake @Felicia Hernandez-Fortunato @Lord @Lord Svetoslav PavlovHello everyone, i know this is a post from a few months ago but i was looking around and i came across it and decided to write back since i am also looking to invest in Lee County, FL.

There are so many great people here all willing to share advice and lots of great blog posts to learn from too.

Just passed the 2 year mark of living in our current condo and about to move into the vacant unit of a 4 plex back in the state we grew up in.

If there are specific areas in these states you all would recommend or other areas in the States worth exploring, please let us know!

Don't post a profit! 

Originally posted by @David Hoke:I have been researching residential assisted living homes. 

They stated one will call me back in 24-48 hours which never happened.

I tried searching in the forums for a similar post but came up empty handed so I welcome facts and opinions from everyone.

Hopefully I've explained clearly but if not drop some questions below and I'll try to clarify any confusion.And I'm sure there are state specific guidelines so if it makes a difference I'm in Massachusetts Thank you!!