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Miguel Vazquez
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what to do with vacant nursing home with 28 rooms

Miguel Vazquez
  • Investor
  • Wichita Falls, TX
Posted May 10 2022, 23:43

I recently came across a vacant nursing home with brick exterior, pier and beam foundation 

on half the property and slab foundation on the rest of the property. it comes with about 6 full bathrooms

laid through out the East, South, and West wings of the facility, about 5 half baths, one main kitchen area, and a pantry/

partial kitchen area.  Can anyone specialize in this type of properties or maybe anyone out there who has dealt with similar deals 

please share advice/tips, thank you all!

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Kerry Noble Jr
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Kerry Noble Jr
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Replied May 11 2022, 06:19

Look into Veteran housing

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Chase Hoover
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Chase Hoover
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Replied May 12 2022, 03:53

My kids' daycare facility is an old nursing home that was retrofitted.

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Nick Belsky
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Nick Belsky
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Replied May 16 2022, 12:37

@Miguel Vazquez

There are lenders out there who specialize in such properties and do them far better than other lenders.  These properties are used for a variety of businesses and one can get pretty creative.  I've seen such used for convent housing, hospice care, day care, rehab centers, after school care, etc... there are some limits to what they can be used for, but good lenders are very flexible with these kind of spaces.

Cheers!