This is a really challenging question to answer and it’s not a one answer fits all.  

Any suggestions or recommendations for the safest, nicest areas that fits that commute?

Everything has their own situation and no answer is a one size fit all solution.

First step, do I have anything that fit their needs? 

Maybe even from another fellow investor looking to offload a home that doesn't fit their strategy anymore?

You might find the right fit with the very first application, or it could take a bit longer.

I honestly think there are so many assisted living that were not really doing well that you can buy an existing one at a big discount like Brian is doing .. instead of trying to retro fit a building like that.

Before jumping in, try analyzing deals and consider which management style fits your lifestyle and goals better.

The internet is flooded with REI folks and gurus, but you have a different angle being so young, so you may be able to crave out a nice niche.

-based lending team to support real estate investors across the country with funding for their projects.Most of the people I connect with are flipping, doing BRRRs, or scaling rental portfolios, and I help them navigate funding options that are quick and flexible — especially when traditional financing doesn’t fit the timeline.I joined BiggerPockets to learn from experienced investors, build relationships, and be a helpful resource where I can.🔍 I’m curious — for those of you who’ve raised capital before, what was the hardest part: speed, approvals, structure, or something else?