So I was thinking independent senior living.

Georgia was so nice to publish tons of information online, unlike many other states. 

@Melissa Searing in CA, when "Notice of Petition to Administer Estate" has been posted by the county (no deed) and published by an adjudicated paper of general circulation, by all means send your probate introduction letter to the executor/administrator representing the estate. 

Section 8 here (at least in KC) is really slow and hard to deal with (Independence and Lee's Summit are much better).

I would go with an independent agent as they will have a ton more options as far as insurance companies for you.

Bob Bruss (r.i.p) had/published a real estate newsletter on anything and everything about real estate investing. 

With each one I have a engagement contract that clearly spells out their responsibilities and independence.

There are generally 2 routes to take: hire him as an employee (of which he will pay withholding tax, thus lowering his income), or hiring him as an independent contractor (of which he will be able to write-off anything he does for you.) 

For those investors who may be unfamiliar how we engage with our backup trustees as a form of “insurance” on their behalf, we published our legal documents online as a matter of transparency into this subject.  

Our daughter is grown and fully independent and we are now looking towards retirement.