Go to your local social services office and talk to whoever is in charge of seniors welfare. They will tell you what the requirements are…

er . . . rhodeslittle…

This advice?

You’re asking for advice from people you have never met or know nothing about whatsoever?

I know nothing about your subject but I bet I could make something up that you would believe.

Me thinks that perhaps maybe you should put your hand in your pocket and get some professional advice rather than relying on some of the sickos that frequent this site.

You’re better off going with a franchise. They will provide you with the operational guidance, the marketing support, and a very precise set of instructions on how to ensure success.

In fact… is beginning to franchise. It’s pretty affordable. Their number is (205)-824-0224.