Isabelle Guarino

Yeah, not ideal.

So our three homes in Phoenix, we filled one in, turned it into an outdoor grotto.

Another one, we drained it and it's an eyesore gate around it.

It's ugly, but that's our lower income house.

And so it just didn't make sense to upkeep it.

And we couldn't fill it in.

Cranes couldn't get back there.

And then the third one, it's further off the house and we kept it in eye candy.

It's been used once in 15 years.

But daughter Judy, as we call the adult child, right, she walks into the backyard and she goes, wow, there's a pool.

Mom's going to love this, you know.

No.

Yep.

And then the last way to do it is you could be on either side of this leasing a home to use for this.

So if you just want to be on the real estate side, you buy and renovate a home and then you lease it to someone who's going to operate this business in your home.

Interesting.

On the opposite side, you're saying maybe I don't have that real estate experience.

I don't have that capital.

I want to lease from someone and I'm just going to operate the business in their home.

They know what I'm doing and we're kind of in partnership together.