What is Coliving?
Coliving is the housing solution our communities need — and the investment opportunity you've been looking for.
Residents rent an individual, furnished room in a larger housing unit and share common areas like the kitchen and bathrooms. “Rent by the Room” is not a new concept, but it's having its moment right now, and for good reason.
— THE PROBLEM
The people keeping our world running are being priced out of it.
The bus driver who takes our kids to school. The telehealth nurse. Your mechanic. The person stocking shelves at the grocery store. These are our neighbors — and right now, they're being squeezed out of safe, stable, affordable housing.
As interest rates climb and home prices stay high, as affordable units get torn down and replaced with luxury apartments, the options for working people keep shrinking. Politicians have a lot to say about it — but talk doesn't house anybody.
"There's a group of people out here rolling up our sleeves and actually doing something about the affordable housing issue: coliving investors.”
The traditional options for renters on a tight budget:
Option 1: Rent a place alone
Increasingly unaffordable, this option typically requires 3x the rent in income, good credit and a long term lease commitment.
Option 2: Cosign a Lease
Renters find a friend or stranger to help qualify for the lease requirements. Everyone is legally responsible for the full rent, which can become stressful if someone moves out or falls behind.
— THE SOLUTION
What coliving gives residents that nothing else can.
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One furnished room
Bed, dresser, desk, TV. Close to work, close to school. Move-in ready within days.
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Flexible terms
No long-term lease trap. When life shifts for work or school they're not stuck.
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Genuinely affordable
A fraction of the cost of renting alone. Real savings, real stability.
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High quality homes
High quality furnishings & decor because people deserve to feel proud of where they live.
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Built-in community
Shared spaces, shared life. The loneliness epidemic is real — coliving helps solve that too.
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Risk diversification
Individual leases, individual accountability. Residents are only responsible for their own rent payments.
— THE FINANCIALS
The math that makes coliving impossible to ignore.
LONG TERM RENTAL
$1,800–
$2,200
Gross monthly revenue
One tenant, one lease, one risk
If they stop paying — now zero income & YOU cover the mortgage
High risk of whole house damage
With high prices & interest rates…..
Negative
Monthly Cashflow
COLIVING RENTAL
$5,000+
Gross monthly revenue
6 -8 individual income streams
If one stops paying — 6+ others cover the mortgage and expenses
Less risk of whole house damage
Even with high prices & interest rates…..
$1000+
Monthly Cashflow
"Every new coliving home is one more option for someone in our community who needs a safe, stable, clean, high quality and affordable place to land."
There's a seat at this table no matter where you're starting.
— HOW TO GET INVOLVED
The Active Investor
You buy it. You build it. You run it.
You're the operator. You acquire the property, set up the systems, and run the business. It's meaningful work — and the returns reflect that.
Coliving acquisitions and operations can be complex and nuanced, full of potholes that can derail even the most well intentioned operator, if you don’t know what to watch out for.
My coaching program gives you the exact roadmap to set you up on the path to success for starting or scaling your coliving business.
The Passive Investor
You bring the capital. I run the operations.
Not everyone wants to be an operator — and that's okay. As a passive investor, you partner with me as a private money lender or equity partner and let my infrastructure do the work.
I source the deals, furnish the homes, fill the rooms, and manage everything day-to-day — from resident screening to maintenance to monthly reporting.
You get consistent returns from a model that's already working, without managing a single tenant or fielding a single maintenance call.