A commercial broker seems like maybe an option but I believe they are limited to the state in which they operate?

I scheduled mine 8 months ahead, especially after the north bay fires. 

This site is a gold mine of knowledge, some of the experts that chime in regularly have many decades of Real Estate Investment experience and happily help new people. 

Think of how turnkey operators work. 

They are extremely manage intensive unless operated as a slum property. 

I am based in the Los Angeles-area, recently bought my first property and going through a smaller version of the BRRRR process now (mine required a little less work), happy to share some thoughts anytime. 

If you want to buy but have no interest in running an assisted living facility, try talking to other providers in your area to see if you can wor out a deal where they operate.

Be prepared with copies of your Articles of Organization, Operating Agreement, and SS-4 letter from the IRS with your EIN assignment.Water depends on exactly where your home is.

just become a turn key operator.. getting your financing in order buy the homes then resell them. its a huge industry.quite capital intensive to make any money at it though..

We didn't take the loss through the years for the original cost, just the operating cost like taxes and utilities.