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Senior Living Investment Brokerage By Scott McCorvie, CEO of Enhance Senior Living enhanceseniorliving.com | seniorlivinginvestments.com | srgrowth.com (Orlando, Fla.) February 8, 2022 – Senior living veteran Scott McCorvie has devoted his 18-year career to helping improve the senior living industry, and with his new venture, Vita Senior Living, he is placing the focus squarely on…
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Lifestyle Living is Active Adult
Active Adult, Assisted Living, Assisted Living Broker, Assisted Living Brokerage, Enhance Senior Living, Lifestyle Living, Memory Care, Memory Care Broker, Memory Care Brokerage, RIDEA, Scott McCorvie, Senior Housing, Senior Housing Broker, Senior Housing Brokerage, Senior Housing Investment, Senior Living Brokerage, Senior Living Design, Senior Living Development, Senior Living InvestmentLifestyle Living is Active Adult. By Scott McCorvie, CEO of Enhance Senior Living enhanceseniorliving.com | seniorlivinginvestments.com | srgrowth.com There’s a new leader in the senior living spectrum that’s receiving the most attention. Although most refer to this segment as active adult, age-restricted apartments, or independent living light, I’ve coined a much better term for this…
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The Portfolio Premium in Senior Living
Active Adult, Assisted Living, Assisted Living Broker, Assisted Living Brokerage, Enhance Senior Living, Lifestyle Living, Memory Care, Memory Care Broker, Memory Care Brokerage, RIDEA, Scott McCorvie, Senior Housing, Senior Housing Broker, Senior Housing Brokerage, Senior Housing Investment, Senior Living Brokerage, Senior Living Design, Senior Living Development, Senior Living InvestmentThe Portfolio Premium in Senior Living By Scott McCorvie, CEO of Enhance Senior Living enhanceseniorliving.com | seniorlivinginvestments.com | srgrowth.com srgrowth.com During discussions with varying senior living owner/operators and smaller investment groups about their exit strategy, I hear the phrase, “portfolio premium” thrown around a bunch. But, I question if these groups really understand the methodology…