You’re Not Just a Caregiver — You’re a Business Owner

If you own an Adult Family Home, you probably think of yourself as a caregiver first.

But here’s what no one tells you:You're also a business owner—and the IRS sees you that way too, whether you like it or not.

That means your money, your taxes, and how your business is structured really matter.

Most AFH owners I meet are first-time business owners.They didn’t go to business school.They’re figuring it out as they go—while running a home, managing staff, and caring for residents.

And I get it—you’re doing your best.

But when you're winging it with your business setup, small mistakes can turn into big, expensive problems.One of the biggest?Staying a sole proprietor.

It feels simple at first, but it can cost you thousands in taxes every year.Even worse

—it leaves your personal assets at risk.If something goes wrong, like a lawsuit, your home, car, or savings could be on the line.

That’s why I do what I do.I specialize in business finance and tax strategy for AFH owners—not restaurants, not salons. Just Adult Family Homes.

Your challenges, expenses, and risks are unique—your advisor should understand that.

I help AFH owners:

→ Review their structure to save on taxes and protect their assets→ Clean up their books so they know what they’re actually earning→ File taxes the right way—with no guesswork, no surprises

One client saved over $6,000 a year just by restructuring.

Follow me—I’ve got your back.