Hardest part of running a dealership is finding good and reliable people you can count on, and I'm sure it applies to real estate as well.

Pretty much treating it like co-living.

A sober living house is a value added service.

I'm curious if anyone in the BP community has had experience - good or bad - with renting to sober living tenants.

I'm sure they are very keyed in there if they still live there.One thing I would also caution on is rehabbing 2 hours away. 

I'm an entrepreneur in the home care and assisted living technology training space/ real estate investor looking to interview BP members who are running Residential Assisted Living out of any of their properties.

It would be a Boutique Class A home for between 6-8 people in one of the top 3 metros for assisted living.

Most people aren't going to pay full asking price just like most people don't pay full sticker price at car dealerships.

I have come to an agreement with Oxford House to turn our rental house into a sober living home.

I live in New England where there are a lot of very large late 1800s to early 1900s colonials.