Robert Flowers

When people talk about housing options in New York, two terms often come up: assisted living and special needs housing. While both serve people who

Understanding the Difference Between ALFs and Special Needs Housing As Tennessee continues to face rising housing demand, many investors, healthcare professionals, and nonprofit organizations are

The demand for assisted living facilities and special needs housing in Texas continues to grow rapidly, driven by an aging population, increased awareness of supportive

Georgia offers real opportunity for investors, landlords, and housing operators who want to serve vulnerable populations, but one of the biggest mistakes people make is

California is one of the most opportunity-rich states in the country for housing operators, investors, and property owners who want to serve vulnerable populations. But

Hartford, Connecticut is becoming an increasingly important market for sober living homes, transitional housing, and supportive housing models. With a growing need for recovery-based housing,

Understanding vacancy rates is one of the most important factors when financing a Residential Assisted Living (RAL) property—especially in high-demand markets like Phoenix, Arizona. Many

The senior housing industry is undergoing a major shift. Operators, investors, and housing providers are increasingly facing a difficult challenge: balancing the cost of care

Starting or purchasing an Assisted Living Facility (ALF) can be a rewarding venture that provides essential care to seniors while generating income for operators. However,

One of the most frustrating problems new assisted living operators face happens after they think they’ve secured financing. A broker says the deal looks good.