Residential assisted living is more like three businesses: the real estate side, the operations (care/staffing), and marketing (sourcing new residents).

Are any units receiving housing assistance or Section 8 rent vouchers? 

My focus is on investor acquisitions, new construction, rentals, and property management support across Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Alva, and Naples.I close over 40 transactions a year with $45M+ in volume, and I assist many long-distance investors needing a reliable local partner.

Hamidou, I really hope this helps you a bit, I sent you a DM on BP... it's one of the reasons I do this, I hope you can assist.

Of course he got injured and couldnt work when the assistance expired and wasnt paying.

I can't speak to the entire country, but you're in VA, and I've seen quite a bit of rent-to-own in VA Beach, so this may help: For the demographic you’re thinking about — younger buyers with decent income but affordability challenges — I've seen them participate in programs like shared equity or down-payment assistance more so than rent-to-own for a few reasons: Traditional rent-to-own operates in a different corner of the market than the one you’re focused on.In many areas, like VA Beach, rent-to-own tends to show up with older, more distressed homes that wouldn’t function well as traditional rentals.

These events will help you get perspective, mentors, like minded individuals that can help you get started when that times come. 

It’s not that it can’t be done — it’s that most lenders want:One unified lease covering the whole property, not multiple individual ones.Market-rate long-term rent comps that match what they can verify (hard to do with individual rooms).Here’s what a lot of investors do to make it work:Have a single “master lease.”

Jimmy, I really hope my analysis check up really helps you a bit, I sent you a DM on BP... it's one of the reasons I do this, I hope you can assist.

Is the strategy technically called residential assisted living?