We now rent that house and have purchased another, but with baby #4 due in a matter of weeks I think our house hacking days are over and we have to figure out another way to buy more properties.

I was able to put two and two together but at 15 I was more interested in girls and playing video games I didn't care about stock.

I still have leftover debt from poor timing on purchases and sales.I'm married with four kids, all girls.  

I had been investing before but not as passionately.Would your girl friend change if she truly knew how much money you had?

When first baby came and needed a bigger space.

We did request income verification from their employer still, generally they will give us a letter stating an approximated amount that the girl makes depending on how much she works etc.

Baby steps, my friend. 

I know the ALFs are heavily regulated - not sure to what degree here yet, but that will definitely be on my list of items to research.As the baby-boomer generation continues to age, I know both types of facilities will continue to increase in demand. 

You get your original capital out - no money down baby (and you have infinity cash-on-cash return) and you get $500/month truly passive income (you're not responsible for maintenance, repairs, etc since you're not the owner...you're the bank).The downside: after 2 years, you no longer have any income.

Other occupants would be the ladies 20 year old daughter who was very nice and her 7 month baby.