RCFE Owner Salary Expectations and What Owners Earn
RCFE owner salary expectations in California vary with occupancy, resident rates, operating expenses, and the owner’s role in the facility. A small…
RCFE Fire Clearance Requirements Before Admitting Older Adults
Fire clearance is a condition of admission, not a detail to leave until later. Facilities planning to admit older adults should check fire-clearance…
How to Check a California Property for RCFE Physical Plant Requirements
A California RCFE property must meet the physical-plant standards in Title 22, section 87307, and receive fire clearance before the state issues a…
How to Inspect an RCFE Before You Buy in California
A fresh coat of paint can conceal costly maintenance problems. A practical California RCFE acquisition checklist starts with the building’s…
Unexpected Costs of Owning an RCFE and What to Budget For
The full budget depends on the property’s condition, the work needed to meet safety and accessibility requirements, and the facility’s day-to-day…
Financial planning for an RCFE purchase: costs and cash flow
A financially sound RCFE purchase depends on more than the asking price. Financial planning for an RCFE purchase means assessing acquisition costs,…
How Interest Rates Affect RCFE Values and Cap Rates
Higher interest rates can push cap rates upward, raise borrowing costs, and put downward pressure on RCFE values when net operating income stays…
Buying an Assisted Living Waiver Facility in California
Only 15 of California’s 58 counties offer the Assisted Living Waiver, according to the California Department of Health Care Services. Buying an…
The Emotional Side of Selling a Care Home and Preparing to Let Go
A care home can be ready for sale on paper before its owner is ready to let go. The emotional side of selling a care home in California is easier to…
How to Ensure a Smooth RCFE Transaction Through Closing
Closing isn’t the moment to let insurance lapse. To understand how to ensure a smooth RCFE transaction in California, review the facility’s…