Liv-in managers are peers to the other residents and they can relapse themselves.regarding your question, the main reason might be that people in recovery and in the industry would question anyone's motives. 

I’m seeing more performing notes in the mix lately, but the bigger shift is how investors are structuring deals—tax treatment and compliance can swing returns as much as pricing.

Looking for guidance on the things we need to figure out amongst ourselves, voting rights, treatment of outside capital, we have so many questions we’d love to connect with other people doing the same thing that have been thru it.

You're just housing people, not doing treatment or using staff on site, so that's why I say just a landlord policy for the house.

In several states, including Ohio, treatment of a land contract depends on equity.

@Craig Cann I had not dealt with soaked carpet pads or wood subfloor but in a generic basis ozone treatment worked for us however I have heard others use enzymatic cleaners such as Nature’s Miracle or Rocco & Roxie are the best in getting them out completely. 

When a property is deeded into an S Corp, the tax treatment changes completely.

I will upgrade to QBO in the future for my Businesses, due to my knowledge of it, then one day I may have more industry specific Bookkeeping Software for Real Estate but we will see.  

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