Minneapolis, MN · Member since 2013 · 32 posts · 9 votes
Hi
I have been contacted by an assisted living company that is interested in renting my home to use as a small 4 client assisted living home. They currently have another assisted home in a different part of town that they run for 5 years and are looking to add my rental home as a second. I checked them out and they are fully licensed. Contacted my city rental licensing ( i live in one of those cities where landlords are required to have their properties licensed) and was told my only requirement with them was to have the basic city rental license. The tenant who would be operating this would be responsible for all licensing beyond that. I'm wondering if other landlord's have had experience with this and if this is something that has worked out or should be avoided? Thanks in advance for any help
Most (many?) residential landlords require that tenants not operate a commercial activity in the residence, but it all boils down to your objectives and goals. In many places, a "standard" residential district zoning (e.g. R-20) requires use as a 'single family' residence... not 4 people unrelated for a commercial purpose in a single living arrangement. My company treats this activity the same (well, almost) as a Child Care (Day care) center, which is a commercial and licensed activity and not appropriate for our leases of single family homes. Check your local (city) municode to see applicable zoning rules/permitted uses.
Regarding ADA... better make sure you know the rules. You don't want to discriminate in any way against a federally protected class.
I have been contacted by an assisted living company that is interested in renting my home to use as a small 4 client assisted living home. They currently have another assisted home in a different part of town that they run for 5 years and are looking to add my rental home as a second. I checked them out and they are fully licensed. Contacted my city rental licensing ( i live in one of those cities where landlords are required to have their properties licensed) and was told my only requirement with them was to have the basic city rental license. The tenant who would be operating this would be responsible for all licensing beyond that. I'm wondering if other landlord's have had experience with this and if this is something that has worked out or should be avoided? Thanks in advance for any help
As long as they have a good track record, it can be a great deal. Since the company will be making money per bed of the house, you can usual get them on a lease higher than FMV rent in your area. Also, most states require at least an annual inspection of the facility by the state in order for the company to maintain their liscense. This means there is a high incentive for them to take really good care of the facility.
From a liability aspect, nothing changes on your part. Have your standard Home/Hazard insurance on the property and your personnal "umbrella" policy for liability.
The company itself will be required to maintain their own insurance and each patient/resident under their care will sign a contract with that company, not with you as the property owner.
I have a 5 br home in Oahu, HI leased out for the next 3 years to a residential assisted living facility above FMV rent.
Biggest thing is making sure that the company does THEIR DUE DILIGENCE in pulling the permits and making any changes to the home in order to comply with the state regulations.
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I am looking to rent a home in the Houston-Katy-Richmond- Missouri City area to open A Residential Assisted Living facility. If anyone knows of a home please let me know.
I will have a 3/2 home ready for rent to use for ARL in a month (7/1). Feel free to reach out to discuss details. Thanks!
I am looking for a 4+ bedroom home to lease for 3 years to 5 years with an option to buy. I am interested in a home that is located within Houston-Katy-Cypress-Spring-Missouri City-Richmond area to turn into a residential assisted living. Anyone that knows a landlord that is interested in leasing let me know.
I have a fully furnished 3/2 in north Houston that is ready now. Please reach out to me. Thank you.
I know here there are several extra requirements for a property to be used as an assisted living facility. Things that come to mind off the top of my mind are, indoor sprinkler system, ramps / ADA Access, walk-in showers, fire extinguishers ect. You also might need higher amounts of insurance ect. All just thoughts that came to mind. Those businesses can be very lucrative with aging population, and therefore, in theory they should be able to pay you your rent (and I have seen some pay even more monthly for someone to allow it).
I myself looking for a residential house to open a small Assisted I. Maryland if anyone knows anyone who’s realign to rent their homes please let me know it’s a good cose helping elderly peoples who don’t have that kind of money go the expensive ones if you kind enough to help elderly peoples who are in desperate need of a home I’m in the business to help elderly peoples in need not for money I thank you if you can help God bless
I myself looking for a residential house to open a small Assisted I. Maryland if anyone knows anyone who’s realign to rent their homes please let me know it’s a good cose helping elderly peoples who don’t have that kind of money go the expensive ones if you kind enough to help elderly peoples who are in desperate need of a home I’m in the business to help elderly peoples in need not for money I thank you if you can help God bless