How I Started An Assisted Living Facility From Scratch At 22
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
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Me listening to this 8:13 pm trying to open my own Oct 10,2023 I will be back once I get mines up and running❤️❤️
You’ve got this! Manifest you opening up your facility. Love it!
Can you share some more light on it I'm in Peoria, Arizona
@@Deedior539 of course! We can discuss 1-on-1, you can a book a call with me calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
@@serg_lupescuMe listening in November 2023 as an RN in Florida who was told the exact same thing as you. "Get out of nursing." I'm definitely following and interested. Thank you for all of your useful information. I just subscribed to your channel. ❤
@@tameraweatherspoon2320 Thank you for the comment! I am in the process of purchasing a facility in Florida. I'll definitely be doing a full tour video and discussing the business side of everything. Thank you for the subscribe!
This was motivating for my Thursday morning, thank you Serg! And also, it’s amazing to see your journey as you said, from 2018 to now. It’s been very motivating for me.
Of course! Thank you for the continued support. I really do appreciate it. Keep at it and continue to work toward those goals!
I done the same was about Nursing and worked as CNA for over 25 years. I started working at RAL and said 4 get nursing. The headaches of nursing. Its' been hard getting started and house hunting is a struggle for me. I work for the government in management right now. I am saving and working OT.
I work for an assisted living facility in Maryland that has been in its community for 34 years and as I've started to get more involved I have agreed to take over the buisness and recently got my certification(s). Luckily we don't usually need to advertise because we have a good reputation in our community, but it baffled me when I realized my boss didn't/hasn't ever advertise. And to give a better idea it's a 15 bed facility in a somewhat rural area.
What part of MD? I am working on my RAL also here in MD Cecil County
What type of certification did u do?
@@user-pr8op9pv4o hello are you asking me or the guy?
Hey I'm in my researching stage tell me more
This is where I’m at networking will take a person a long way I have been learning a lot from him
Thanks!
This is so inspiring
Thanks for the comment!
Thank God For This Guy Serg
God bless you, and thanks for the support!
@@serg_lupescuI’m in Arizona also and I’m brand new to all of this. This was my mom’s dream and she passed away. I want to start a facility in her honor. Are you open to mentorship?
@@FOREVERHEREIGNS333 so sorry to hear that! That’s so great that you’re doing this in her memory. Yes, I do offer that 1-on-1 consulting. You can book a full day with myself, and then get continued mentorship. Here’s the link for that: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/in-person
Wow great interview his the same as me I also have a degree and I feel like sometimes things not working for me I’m in the middle of opening mine god is good
All the time God is good! Thank you for the comment!
So I’m a contractor that has done a lot of work on large nursing home facilities, my question is, I thought a lot of people move into cottages in the beginning, and then into the apartments, and then into the Real nursing home as their health declines a large nursing, and will have amenities for each step of the way, how does this system compete with that type of set up? It’s also my understanding when they sign up for the cottages they are guaranteed a place for each step of the way as their health declines, and they need more assistance
So....I think as a recently "retired RN"....which is a terrible profession, WRT stressfully impactful careers....something must change.
So...as a 60 year old man...with 300K to invest...I think this might be the right "final thing" to do....and pretty soon. Would like to make the move soon....only thinking 3-4 rooms. I don't even think I need to serve the "ultimately needy; those that need toileting, showering, etc"....but it could be "pre-assisted living in a nice 4-BedRoom house with 65+ age people who can still "tout their' own bags and just need a bit of help.
With God's help! Amen.
Amen! Always with God’s help 🙏🏼
@Serg, do you have a 4th of July discount going on for the course right now?
You can use CODE15, to get 15% off for the 4th of July. :)
I am thinking of taking your course but I do not live in the US. Would the course be useful
That’s great! Yes, the course is a great starting point for anyone who is looking to start this business regardless of where you’re looking to start.
Serg do you have any 4D-4i arf homes?
Currently working on it, that would be considered DDD homes here in Arizona.
What if you just don't want to become a nurse, but you still need one for the business. How do you find the right one to partner with, Serg?
You don’t necessarily need a nurse for the business, but it does help to have the healthcare background to build that trust with potential families and residents.
@@serg_lupescu When I look at the requirements for license in many states it appears they require a nurse.
How much is the starting capital do you need to start this business?
That’s a great question! But this can vary quite a bit, from location, to how many beds you are going to license. But on average it’s going to take $50-250k to get started.
Amen serg. Can I talk to you? One on one?
Yes, you can book a call with me here: calendly.com/legionassistedliving/30
Leased a home?? So, what do you when or if the owner wants to sell the property? Are the occupants left high and dry?
That's correct; I leased my very first property. You have it in the lease agreement that you have the right of refusal, which allows you, as the tenant, to purchase the property if the owner gets an offer from another buyer. The seller also has to disclose that they are leasing the property to a tenant operating the business and that it's currently being operated out of.
@@serg_lupescu Thanks for the timely response my friend. I have been thinking about this potential business opportunity for the past several months. I lived in Phoenix/Scottsdale for 20 years, and just recently moved back to Iowa. I am also a nurse who works in the ER but had 2 years of experience in the Neuro ICU at Barrow downtown Phoenix. I'd like to set a time where we could meet via zoom or phone to pick your brain a bit.
@@serg_lupescuHey Serg, I am a nurse practitioner and real estate investor and would love to transition to RAL soon. How can one apply for licensure
Are you both running the AL houses as nonprofits?
No for-profits
What if I’ve been a caregiver for over 25 years. Is that a good qualification?
That’s a great qualification!
You actually answer comments? WOW
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