Brandon, love your videos. I have a request. Can you please increase the audio levels (volume) in your videos. I have my desktop turned up all the way, but I can barely hear you. Thank you.
So basically you can have an elderly group home too with a home manager as well. In some States it's about the Language of it as well when it comes to your zoning as well
Yep exactly, the phraseology is different in the different states, which causes some confusion; you also wan to be careful on how you talk about care homes/facilities when talking to zoning to make sure it's clear what you're trying to do.
Thanks, I appreciate it! Looking forward to working with you too! If you haven't already, you can apply to the mastermind program here: alimastermind.com/application
Thanks for watching! Here's a video I did on this topic: ruclips.net/video/x7xWlonn6rA/видео.html If you want more information comment on that video with some specific questions and I'll try to do a LIVE for you in the next few weeks. You can also reach out to me here for a free strategy session: assistedlivinginvesting.net/strategy
Hi Brandon , thank you for such excellent video . I live in NYCITY borough of Brooklyn my question to is how long it take to obtain a licenses and if I can Stat facility with out license while , Im waiting for licenses thanks
Great question, I did a video on unlicensed facilities this week, so check that out: ruclips.net/user/liveKzVZRei0kqE?feature=share The process really depends on the state and how quickly they can process things, it can be a few months up to a year, but depending on how you set up the home you may be able to start without a license. If you'd like to chat more reach out to me for a free strategy session: assistedlivinginvesting.net/strategy
Hello so interesting just starting are you able to be caretaker and get paid for that but also do Medicaid patients in a 2-3 bedroom. Just finished watching your Medicare video.
Hi Brandon, quick question. I have 2 extra bedrooms in my home and would like to board or housed to to older adults as a care home. I was told I do not need to licenses it since I will be living there as well as having lees than 2 people. Is that factual?
I would check with your state to make sure, but you should be able to do that. If one of the individuals is a family member though you won't be able to get reimbursed for them, there is a law against that - anybody else though is fine. Again, double check with the rules in you state before you get too far down the road.
Hi Brandon, love your videos. I have a 3 bed that I'm thinking to do a Care Home. Apart from private pay, how can I source clients? I know every state is different with their regulations. In you state how much per day does Medicaid pays for a client that has Dementia, Behavioral health, ect? Which Department in my state generally gives that information?
Good questions and thanks for the kind words! Medicaid rates will depend on the state. In UT, for example, I see rates are around $80/day for normal assisted living, however in ID, we have residents with daily rates of $150+ (depending on the care we provide). Finding rates can be difficult, but if you do an internet search for something like, "Medicaid daily rate for assisted living in [state]" you may be able to figure something out. The next best thing would be to see who the Medicaid governing agency is in your state (another simple internet search for that) and then reach out to them for some guidance and direction. Generally you're looking at a department that handles welfare though (e.g., health & welfare, welfare services, etc.) You'll want to note, if you're doing Medicaid, you'll have to have a licensed home/facility; you cannot get certified for Medicaid without that license.
It really is going to depend on which renovations you need to do to the house to get ready to be licensed and what you find in your underwriting is your operating costs. Your probably in the ballpark of $40K-$100K, but it really depends on each circumstance.
It's an interesting thought - there's definitely more time for 1:1 interaction in a small home, however a small home may not have the financial ability to provide all of the services that a larger home can offer. I think it really depends on what your needs are and the type of environment you're looking for.
Great question, yes, I've obtained over $1million in grants with my entity in Colorado, which is a for-profit, LLC. Not all grants are made available for a for-profit LLC, but they are out there if you know where to look.
A few option to get started is Loopnet.com. If you're clear on what your criteria is, getting with a broker can help out too. My mastermind program can help you out too: assistedlivinginvesting.net/mastermind
It depends on the state; each state sets their own rates and it's structured slightly differently in each state, so it's hard to give a blanket answer.
This dude seems to know what he's talking about, without knowing too much I'm impressed that he's offering an alternative to traditional homes while increasing the availability. I'm not in a position to do it myself, but if someone already cares for an elderly parent or grandparent and has extra room, worth a thought. Not for everyone, but the need is only going to grow.
Thanks for the kind words! And you're spot on - if you're already taking care of a loved one this is a way to leverage that and make some extra money. It's very much worth looking into!
Here's a couple links for you: 6 License Types: ruclips.net/user/live1NmTJFPYA_s?feature=share What is Senior Living: ruclips.net/user/livePv--VJg7qpE Enjoy!
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Brandon, love your videos. I have a request. Can you please increase the audio levels (volume) in your videos. I have my desktop turned up all the way, but I can barely hear you. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words!
Yes - the recent videos should have better audio, but I'm always working to improve!
So basically you can have an elderly group home too with a home manager as well. In some States it's about the Language of it as well when it comes to your zoning as well
Yep exactly, the phraseology is different in the different states, which causes some confusion; you also wan to be careful on how you talk about care homes/facilities when talking to zoning to make sure it's clear what you're trying to do.
Brandon you are the man brother your information is spot on we look forward to working with you!!!🎉🎉
Thanks, I appreciate it! Looking forward to working with you too!
If you haven't already, you can apply to the mastermind program here: alimastermind.com/application
Hi Brandon new to your channel and i’d like to hear more about livin care giver
Thanks for watching! Here's a video I did on this topic: ruclips.net/video/x7xWlonn6rA/видео.html
If you want more information comment on that video with some specific questions and I'll try to do a LIVE for you in the next few weeks.
You can also reach out to me here for a free strategy session: assistedlivinginvesting.net/strategy
Hi Brandon , thank you for such excellent video . I live in NYCITY borough of Brooklyn my question to is how long it take to obtain a licenses and if I can Stat facility with out license while , Im waiting for licenses thanks
Great question, I did a video on unlicensed facilities this week, so check that out: ruclips.net/user/liveKzVZRei0kqE?feature=share
The process really depends on the state and how quickly they can process things, it can be a few months up to a year, but depending on how you set up the home you may be able to start without a license.
If you'd like to chat more reach out to me for a free strategy session: assistedlivinginvesting.net/strategy
Hello so interesting just starting are you able to be caretaker and get paid for that but also do Medicaid patients in a 2-3 bedroom. Just finished watching your Medicare video.
Yes, you should be able to do that as long as you're a licensed facility and the residents aren't family members.
Hi Brandon, quick question. I have 2 extra bedrooms in my home and would like to board or housed to to older adults as a care home. I was told I do not need to licenses it since I will be living there as well as having lees than 2 people. Is that factual?
I would check with your state to make sure, but you should be able to do that. If one of the individuals is a family member though you won't be able to get reimbursed for them, there is a law against that - anybody else though is fine.
Again, double check with the rules in you state before you get too far down the road.
Hi Brandon, love your videos. I have a 3 bed that I'm thinking to do a Care Home. Apart from private pay, how can I source clients? I know every state is different with their regulations. In you state how much per day does Medicaid pays for a client that has Dementia, Behavioral health, ect? Which Department in my state generally gives that information?
Good questions and thanks for the kind words!
Medicaid rates will depend on the state. In UT, for example, I see rates are around $80/day for normal assisted living, however in ID, we have residents with daily rates of $150+ (depending on the care we provide).
Finding rates can be difficult, but if you do an internet search for something like, "Medicaid daily rate for assisted living in [state]" you may be able to figure something out.
The next best thing would be to see who the Medicaid governing agency is in your state (another simple internet search for that) and then reach out to them for some guidance and direction. Generally you're looking at a department that handles welfare though (e.g., health & welfare, welfare services, etc.)
You'll want to note, if you're doing Medicaid, you'll have to have a licensed home/facility; you cannot get certified for Medicaid without that license.
I never find answer.How much do i need to start an alf?.I have a 3/ 2 house.
It really is going to depend on which renovations you need to do to the house to get ready to be licensed and what you find in your underwriting is your operating costs.
Your probably in the ballpark of $40K-$100K, but it really depends on each circumstance.
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I would like more info from you about the homes for the mental ill.
Thanks, I'll add that to my list of videos!
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I would think that the smaller the setting the better care I would hope what I would want for my parents
It's an interesting thought - there's definitely more time for 1:1 interaction in a small home, however a small home may not have the financial ability to provide all of the services that a larger home can offer.
I think it really depends on what your needs are and the type of environment you're looking for.
Hi! Can an LLC receive government grants?
Great question, yes, I've obtained over $1million in grants with my entity in Colorado, which is a for-profit, LLC.
Not all grants are made available for a for-profit LLC, but they are out there if you know where to look.
@@assistedlivinginvesting Hi Brandon! Where do you look? I am an RN in Louisiana looking to invest in this market.
A few option to get started is Loopnet.com. If you're clear on what your criteria is, getting with a broker can help out too.
My mastermind program can help you out too: assistedlivinginvesting.net/mastermind
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How much does Medicaid pay?
It depends on the state; each state sets their own rates and it's structured slightly differently in each state, so it's hard to give a blanket answer.
Have you done the deep dive yet?
This video dives deep into the Senior Living Industry: ruclips.net/user/livePv--VJg7qpE
Let me know if you need more information.
This dude seems to know what he's talking about, without knowing too much I'm impressed that he's offering an alternative to traditional homes while increasing the availability. I'm not in a position to do it myself, but if someone already cares for an elderly parent or grandparent and has extra room, worth a thought. Not for everyone, but the need is only going to grow.
Thanks for the kind words!
And you're spot on - if you're already taking care of a loved one this is a way to leverage that and make some extra money. It's very much worth looking into!
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Here's a couple links for you:
6 License Types: ruclips.net/user/live1NmTJFPYA_s?feature=share
What is Senior Living: ruclips.net/user/livePv--VJg7qpE
Enjoy!
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I'm sorry you feel that way - I have a variety of coaching packages to help you get started, you can check them all out here: assistedlivinginvesting.net/store
You're also more than welcome to watch all the free content on YT and join a live session to ask any questions you might have as you look get started.
PS - I'm way more affordable than the competition - my coaching packages are a small fraction of the prices they try to sell you (or up-sale) you on.
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@@assistedlivinginvesting I'll really love to contact you asap. I just found for sale a 15 room property that previously was a Hotel with all the amenities and fantastic views here in California in the neighborhood of Big Bear/Lake Arrowhead ski centers area. (medium to high income / 60+ average residents age / average 80's yrs old parents). I'm new to the RAL investing scene. I need some wise directions on how to initiate our investment in this business.
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