How Can I Lease My Property For Commercial Use, Preferably For Assisted Living?

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How Can I Lease My Property For Commercial Use, Preferably For Assisted Living?

Hello,
I have a 2. 5 acre property in Murrieta, California that I would like to lease for commercial purposes, but not sure where to go. Preferably, I’m interested in the field of Assisted Living. In other words, I would love to lease my property to a company that will make it an Assisted Living facility. But who do I talk to? Where do I go? I don’t want to run it, but to lease to someone who will.
Thanks.

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4 Responses to “How Can I Lease My Property For Commercial Use, Preferably For Assisted Living?”

Will Y says:

July 3, 2009 at 3:26 am

You would need to start with the local planners (usually city or county assessor’s office or planning dept/board) to find out if the propperty is zoned for comercial use or not. Something such as assisted living facility depending on the number of units and degree of assistance MAY still be placed in a residential area but check the zoning rules before committing to anything.
After that, check with local area facilities of the same sort and see if the company they are operated by would be interested and you might be able to check with a property developer too.
Butterfl says:

July 3, 2009 at 3:37 am

Every state and town are different you have to go to planning and zoned because without proper zoning you can be fined or worst.
bud68 says:

July 3, 2009 at 4:15 am

You’d better start with the city to see if the zoning will permit that.
Openthat says:

July 3, 2009 at 4:50 am

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This lady has about three properties in Sacramento. She has been in the buisness very long and can help your situation. Need any other help please contact me.