The demand is projected to double by 2031.The country is facing a rapid surge in the need for assisted living, which is not surprising and is very exciting!

She is very knowledgeable with Residential assisted living.

They use the money they defraud people out of to funnel it through the business, covering their outlandish living expenses.

The co-living (which is a modern spin on boarding house) is going to have the roommate challenges, the extra cleaning, the higher turn over and unknown of utility bills etc.

That could be:- Improper window flashing or seals- Poor ventilation- Roof leaks- Plumbing leaks- Or even water coming up from under the house (if there’s a crawl space or slab issue)If you don’t pin it down, you’re kind of gambling with your rehab budget and your timeline.Get a Specialist Before You DecideAt this point, I’d bring in a moisture intrusion specialist or environmental inspector (not just a general inspector).

@Mark Trumble once per yer is overkill in my opinion, residents aren't likely going to drastically change how they live from one year to the next, but prior to renewing the lease for the first time is a perfect opportunity.

🏡 Co-Living + House Hacking = Maximum Cash Flow & Financial FreedomHey BP Community,If you’ve been house hacking or thinking about it, pairing it with a co-living strategy can seriously amplify your returns.

They ended up gambling away all their lottery winnings3.

We are planning on building two residential assisted living and memory care homes here in Las Vegas/Henderson.

These small, independent living spaces are often built on the same property as a primary home.