Some people have a short list of the type of people they'll house. I cast a wide net and house ALMOST anyone. How did you decide on your niche?

I have a willing landlord in San Antonio, TX with a 3bd/3ba (in the process of converting to create a 4th bedroom) on a cul-de-sac in SA. She is willing to rent out the house to a group home. Please message me if you're interested so I can put you in touch with her.

Heyyy! I’m Katrina, founder of Roundtable Living + GHOAP — and I am SO excited you’re here! 🙌💛 This community is for action-takers who are ready to launch or scale a profitable, unlicensed co-living home without burning out and without doing everything alone. You’re officially in the room where income, impact, and freedom collide. 🔥 🌟 What You’ll Get Here - Real strategies to help you fill beds consistently - Behind-the-scenes lessons from my remote operations - Monthly live calls + pop-up challenges - Support from people who GET this business - Motivation + accountability to keep you moving We don’t do overwhelm here — we do clarity, confidence, and consistent progress. 📍 Start Here 1. Drop your intro below — name, city, and which stage you’re in 2. RSVP to the next live call in the Calendar tab 3. Explore the community posts and join the conversations 💬 Introduce Yourself Below! Who are you? Where are you based? And what’s your group-home goal for the next 90 days? Let’s GO! 💥🔥

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I’ve been getting a lot of housing inquiries I can’t place — either my beds are full, or the person doesn’t fit my criteria. I’m guessing other Houston operators deal with this, too. I’m putting together a Houston-only collaboration space where we can share: •Overflow leads we can’t take •People who don’t match our criteria (but might fit someone else’s) Different providers have different setups, so there’s a good chance someone else can help them instead of the lead going nowhere. This isn’t competitive — just a simple way for Houston providers to help each other and get more people housed. If you want in, message me.