But, they can be fun to party with when there is enough wine & political discussion.

They may rent the home and the ornaization will manage.Such homes can be very profitable, I'd say that as expected profits go up so too does the political nature of getting one approved as there could be competition in an area for services and often it simply takes political pull to get a facility approved.This is certainly not for a beginner, as Jon and Don pointed out, there are regulations and business issues as well as the political nature of getting these facilities up and going.

I think you and I are the same political side of the fence.

Sorry if this belongs in the political section, but CA has nearly 10% state income tax, nearly 10% Sales Tax and the average auto cost $1,000 a year for registration.

A good REA will take the time to research any major roads, developments, or power line projects that might be in the works within the local politics.

No politics allowed....but you can almost just go with Red State vs Blue State....

It is for professional investors who have years under their belts and can weather the storm from the political or legal climate.