These videos are awesome!! You mentioned Florida has laws against 10 beds...what is the max number in Florida and where can I find some more info on the specifics for Florida?
Thanks for the support! It’s greatly appreciated. Anything beyond 10-beds would require a commercial kitchen, and would require a special variance. AHCA is the licensing department for Florida. That’s where I would start.
I am looking to begin a 16 bed facility in a semi rural area, it is 2 miles from a new turn pike. I’m concerned about availability of possible residents.
Hi Serg! How is one caregiver enough for a 5 bd when you consider breaks, lunch, and 24 hr care needed? Im confused by these factors with only hiring 1 caregiver.
Hi Serg! Great info as usual. Im trying to get started in KY and can't seem to find the right people to speak to. We've been cleared zoning wise for a "family care home" but the inspector general here says "residential assisted living " doesn't exist. Were being pushed towards being a lower level "business wise" Family home provider... basically adult fostercare for people with physical/intellectual disabilities. Essentially a sub contractor under an SCL waiver provider. What am i missing? Appreciate your advice 😊
I am in Arizona and I have a 5BR 3Bath that I am planning to turn into a RAL. How many residents do you think can be placed in a 2060 Sq ft home in Arizona? Thanks
That’s a loaded question and a lot of factors to consider (room sizes, is it sprinklered, etc) but comfortably you could probably do 6-8 Resident’s. If you want further consulting on this, you can book a call with me here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30 Or book a day with me here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/in-person
You’re welcome! Thank you for the support. It really depends, I do like to have more bedrooms than bathrooms. But having 1 or 2 shared is something I still try to get.
Okay, thank you. What is the difference in starting that instead of a 6 bed? I know now zoning is a factor. Any difference with fire inspection or licensing? Retainers?
Few questions: 🔥🔥🙋♂🙋♂ 1) How do you find the tenants? what do you call? agencies, the city, or treatment centers? 2) Do you do full service or just housing? i want to just be providing housing, so i dont need licensing, right? 3) And because they're a protected class, local zoning shouldn't be an issue. right? Because "Fair Housing Act (FHA): Protects individuals in recovery from discrimination and may require local governments to provide reasonable accommodations in zoning laws. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Ensures access to housing for individuals with disabilities, including those recovering from substance abuse."
@@serg_lupescu 6 bedroom for 12 bed correct. How would you charge per bed for shared beds? what if the clients in the area prefer private beds how would you charge them? because I saw a video explaining how a facility purchased an 8 bedroom for a total of 16 beds but couldn't sell it for shared rooms so they had to make them private.
The state of Arizona, most of the cities allow for 6-10 beds. There are some that will not allow for it but we can discuss more when you book a 1-on-1 mentorship call. Book call here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
it all depends you have to do research of the area what other places are charging. I would recommend you not start out with 10 beds. Because you have to fill those beds or you will lose money. I am starting out with 6 beds b/c I am new to this.
That’s a great question! But yes, it really does depend and can vary a lot. Feel free to book a call here to discuss it more further: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
A lot of the times if you’re not buying an existing facility, you’re going to have to convert a single family home with the right square footage and layout to get it to 10 bedrooms.
In most cases you cannot. The most you’ll be able to do in a residential setting is 6-beds. You’ll have to have a commercial property to be able to do a 10-bed.
i booked a one on one with him 2/3yrs ago and he was compassionate and excellant well worth the fee he charged
Thank you for that! That does mean a lot. I’m glad I could help.
This information is quite helpful in my planning . . . I do appreciate all the help you provide! 😀
Happy to hear this information is helping and as always, I appreciate the support!
Wow! 😮 You rock!🪨
I appreciate the support!
Thanks for the information
You’re welcome!
These videos are awesome!! You mentioned Florida has laws against 10 beds...what is the max number in Florida and where can I find some more info on the specifics for Florida?
Thanks for the support! It’s greatly appreciated. Anything beyond 10-beds would require a commercial kitchen, and would require a special variance. AHCA is the licensing department for Florida. That’s where I would start.
I am looking to begin a 16 bed facility in a semi rural area, it is 2 miles from a new turn pike. I’m concerned about availability of possible residents.
Hi Serg!
How is one caregiver enough for a 5 bd when you consider breaks, lunch, and 24 hr care needed?
Im confused by these factors with only hiring 1 caregiver.
How did you get approved for 5 beds with a 4 bedroom… does the master bedroom permit 3 beds?
I need a one on one how can I reach you
You can book a 1-on-1 call here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
For five or six people facility how many hours did you work as a manager ? 40 hours ?
Great Video Sir , thank you so much , can you please provide where I can start looking for information on the State of Texas ?
Hi Serg! Great info as usual. Im trying to get started in KY and can't seem to find the right people to speak to. We've been cleared zoning wise for a "family care home" but the inspector general here says "residential assisted living " doesn't exist. Were being pushed towards being a lower level "business wise" Family home provider... basically adult fostercare for people with physical/intellectual disabilities. Essentially a sub contractor under an SCL waiver provider. What am i missing? Appreciate your advice 😊
I am in Arizona and I have a 5BR 3Bath that I am planning to turn into a RAL. How many residents do you think can be placed in a 2060 Sq ft home in Arizona? Thanks
That’s a loaded question and a lot of factors to consider (room sizes, is it sprinklered, etc) but comfortably you could probably do 6-8 Resident’s. If you want further consulting on this, you can book a call with me here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
Or book a day with me here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/in-person
@@serg_lupescu I will do that and enroll in your academy soon. Thanks a lot.
@@agwantamaria sounds good! See you in there
Hello I have a 4bd, 3.5bth, 3600 sqft. I live in MS. What's an estimate on the # of residents I can have?
Great viewpoints, thank you! For 10 bed facilities do you always strive for 10 bedrooms or are shared bedrooms ok?
You’re welcome! Thank you for the support. It really depends, I do like to have more bedrooms than bathrooms. But having 1 or 2 shared is something I still try to get.
@@serg_lupescujust to clarify you’re saying you have 8 bedrooms and have two that are semi private?
Hi! Does the ALF require a staff 24 hrs?
Yes it does requires 24/7 care.
I need a one on one
You can book a call using this link: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
thanks sir
You’re welcome!
So can we not start off with a 10 bed or more in California?
You definitely can, but it would be considered a commercial property, therefore you will need to follow commercial regulations.
Okay, thank you. What is the difference in starting that instead of a 6 bed? I know now zoning is a factor. Any difference with fire inspection or licensing? Retainers?
Few questions: 🔥🔥🙋♂🙋♂
1) How do you find the tenants? what do you call? agencies, the city, or treatment centers?
2) Do you do full service or just housing? i want to just be providing housing, so i dont need licensing, right?
3) And because they're a protected class, local zoning shouldn't be an issue. right? Because "Fair Housing Act (FHA): Protects individuals in recovery from discrimination and may require local governments to provide reasonable accommodations in zoning laws. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Ensures access to housing for individuals with disabilities, including those recovering from substance abuse."
when you say 10 beds is that like purchasing a 5 bedroom home and putting 2 clients to a room?
That’s correct, ideally you would want 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
@@serg_lupescu 6 bedroom for 12 bed correct. How would you charge per bed for shared beds? what if the clients in the area prefer private beds how would you charge them? because I saw a video explaining how a facility purchased an 8 bedroom for a total of 16 beds but couldn't sell it for shared rooms so they had to make them private.
@serg_lupescu is there a minimum sq for 2 beds in 1 room? Thanks!
It seems like you aren’t answering most of the questions. Hmmmm
One on one?
out of the City of Phoenix, what cities are allow 6-10 beds?
The state of Arizona, most of the cities allow for 6-10 beds. There are some that will not allow for it but we can discuss more when you book a 1-on-1 mentorship call.
Book call here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
Can you do 4 bed assisted living?
Not worth it, and not profitable.
Not worth it, and not profitable.
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Do you provide meals?
Yes
How much money do you need to start 10 bed facility
it all depends you have to do research of the area what other places are charging. I would recommend you not start out with 10 beds. Because you have to fill those beds or you will lose money. I am starting out with 6 beds b/c I am new to this.
That’s a great question! But yes, it really does depend and can vary a lot. Feel free to book a call here to discuss it more further: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
@@serg_lupescu sounds good I’ll do so be the end of this month
@@abodulsalam3340 sounds good!
Why can’t Florida get ten beds ?
Because if you go above 6 beds, you'll be required to have a commercial kitchen and abide by commercial zoning rules and regs.
Where are people finding 10 bedroom homes? Because from my experience, people don’t want roommates so getting new residents becomes a challenge.
A lot of the times if you’re not buying an existing facility, you’re going to have to convert a single family home with the right square footage and layout to get it to 10 bedrooms.
10 beds not necessary 10 bedroom
Did I misunderstand you and did you say that in Florida you can't get a 10 bed?
In most cases you cannot. The most you’ll be able to do in a residential setting is 6-beds. You’ll have to have a commercial property to be able to do a 10-bed.
Hello did you have to get your administrator license?
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Are there states you would avoid for this business? I’m in WA state.
I would suggest all the sunbelt states, Ohio, and the northeast states.
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