Nursing Home & Seniors Housing Broker
Everyone is looking to save money, whether at the grocery store, shopping online or selling real estate, saving a ‘buck’ is often the name of the game. When considering selling a senior living community, the temptation to list a property without a broker, or use a low fee unproven brokerage, can be tempting. However, it […]
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Texas Skilled Nursing Facility Sale Matthew Alley of Senior Living Investment Brokerage, Inc. recently handled a Skilled Nursing Facility Sale in Midland, Texas. The building comprised of 106 skilled nursing beds. The main building was constructed in 1963 and the therapy building was added in 1996. The skilled nursing building is approximately 31,824 square feet […]
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Private Pay vs. Medicaid – By Jason Punzel There is often a debate within assisted living as to what model to use, Private Pay vs. Medicaid. For newer properties in affluent areas, it is very easy to accept only Private Pay residents. Additionally, for older building in rural or less affluent areas, often times Medicaid […]
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Senior Living Community Sale, Do First Impressions Matter? When considering selling a senior living community, do first impressions matter? Sure, we’ve all heard that you only have one chance to make an impression, but does this apply to real estate? During the course of touring properties being readied for sale, I’ve seen all conditions of […]
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