The Florida Housing Finance Corporation (FHFC) is the primary administrator of these programs.

I won't say what because that would involve profanity. 

They look a little different from traditional rentals: higher occupancy, often leased by an operator, and sometimes connected to certification programs or nonprofits.From what I’ve seen, the demand is strong, but the model comes with unique considerations: zoning, compliance, community relations, and specialized tenant management.I’m curious: Has anyone here explored sober living as part of their investing strategy? 

Hi BP Community 👋🏾I’m exploring sober living investing and came across the Sober Living Riches program by Andrew Lamb.

If you're ever looking for assistance, I have owned and operated multiple sober living programs for about 6 years now and also have been in the investor/landlord position.

I get super paranoid about these things, especially when there is a lot of money involved.

In her personal life, she is involved with someone who deals drugs, as they do drugs and are involved in illegal activities.

Also, when a non-veteran, non-spouse is joint on a VA loan, there are several nuances involved as well as a minimum downpayment of 12.5%.

How is the owner involved in the process?

AI is just the latest tech tool.So, they'll be good uses of it and bad.Just like the internet, PMC software, PMC support software, etc..Personally, I think the best uses will be:1) Answering repetitive owner & tenant questions- Will actually provide more human-like responses once "programmed" properly.2) Responding to tenant prospects too lazy to actually read property postings, so they call, email or text repetitive questions.3) Enhancing followup tasks- Will actually provide more human-like responses once "programmed" properly.4) Make data analysis & aggregation MUCH easier!