As many of you have mentioned in prior posts, senior housing can be incredibly complex at the skilled nursing level. 

I invest in 100+ unit apartment complexes, and I use "apartments" and "multifamily" interchangeably.

Not to mention, it is in an area where investors are already looking to build complexes, so I prefer to have something a little less permanent.I will for sure go through zoning ordinances and check the legalities and requirements of course.All good suggestions

This condo complex has more than 50% tenant occupied properties and hence its deemed non warrantable condo.

Sorry if this is too complex to answer in text form. 

LEGAL RISK - If someone sues the condo HOA, it can spell major troubles for the entire complex.   

Purchase price: $1,050,000 Cash invested: $180,000 18-Unit Apartment Complex currently being completed renovated.This is an 18 Unit Historic complex located in the downtown core.

MO has a multilayered and complex system of valuation and millage rate. 

Hi,I am from California and about to purchase an apartment complex in the south east suburb of Columbus Ohio.

Due to the complexity of OZ's, I doubt many will be offering them up to non-accredited investors.