We decided not to go down that path because we felt assisted living was less risky from a regulatory standpoint. 

i have experience in rehab and construction and i own several units that i self manage. i also have full time job where i do shift work 12 hours a day on a texas swing shift schedule. i can work as many hours as i want basically. but it takes toll on my body. i make a living doing what I'm doing and i have insurance and the 401(k)( not much but something). i want to save enough cash as a cushion and quit my job and work with him. the cushion number is debt free except house and rentals. it will take about 6 months. there is no rush. what are some things i should be thinking about and set in place before i quit my job?

You also need to stock the house with consumables such as coffee, towels, dish soap and body wash and shampoo etc.  

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Three previous husbands, two mysterious suicides, one rifle shot to head, second one body never found third husband poisoined but survived.

Amongst them are regulatory risk where a local city just outlaws it.

If people put their hands on them, they get wiped down.The bottom line is both viruses and bacteria are quite fragile outside the body and they don't live long.One of my personal pet peeves was the "info" released early during the COVID-19 outbreak.

With the SRT we restock basic supplies between guests - toilet paper, paper towels, shampoo/body wash, laundry detergent.

Have you done any detailed research on land availability near Sedona, regulatory issues, builders for the type of property you are contemplating, conservative revenue forecasts based on actual comps, cost of a support network (cleaners, maintenance, etc), cost of utilities?

You wonder some days if there secretly a cyborg, some special DARPA top secret project putting chatGPT into a human looking body to see how quickly ai can take over an industry, lol.