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Part 1 of 2 Co-living practices I use
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh7XuKw1qlU I will attach a document of the following also. Part 2 is operations focused. IE Tools and Systems. Jarrod’s Co-living best practices part 1. – Your mileage may vary in your market Triple P’s (PPP) Property, Price, People First off my only strategy is co-living. It is all I do and focus on. 1. For me the first thing is the Property and neighborhood. In my market, (Phoenix Metro), I need the following to make it work. · No HOA · 2000 sq ft + · 2.5+ bath · Parking for 60% of planned room count · C minus through B minus neighborhoods 2. Price needs to be low enough to service the debt with desired profit. Average price in my market for C – B single family houses are $450 - $550k. To make it worth the effort I am targeting houses big enough to allow for 8 bedrooms. Mortgages range from $2500 to $3500. This means 4 – 5 bedrooms to service the debt, 5th or 6th room pays the utilities and the remaining is profit. 3. People are key with the rent by room strategy. If you have 1 bad apple it can spoil the entire bunch. When someone is interested in one of my rooms for rent, I have a conversation and checklist of questions listed below. I listen for tone, responses and the questions they ask. If someone is aggressive in nature, has odd responses or asks several questions about a certain topic counter to the rules, I know this person most likely won’t work out. After this portion is when I do the background and credit check. My conversation with potential renter. Are you a responsible person who can get along with other people? Co-living doesn’t work organically. It only works if you enable it. Shared housing is for mature responsible people typically looking to save money on housing. It only works if people get along and are clean. If you can’t get along with others or are not a clean person then shared housing will not work for you. This shared living property can’t exist unless members pay their portion of the rent on time.
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Thank you Jarrod 😊
Washer and dryer Use
Hi everyone! Quick question: how do you handle washer and dryer use in shared housing? Do you allow unlimited use, set limits, or use a coin-operated washer/dryer?
29 of 32 units filled!
I am so excited. Dec will be my best month ever with 4 houses! Just in time for Christmas. 6 of 8 filled in the new house I am running myself. 23 of 24 filled in the Padsplit houses!
29 of 32 units filled!
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Wow!! Congratulations!
Somehow we have over 50 members
Hey all, I started this group for co-living investors and those interested to share information. I thought it would be 10 or 15 people sharing information. It seems to be a hot strategy these days and is growing. I love it! :) Welcome all! Introduce your self. Tell us where you are from, where you invest and what you need help with.
Somehow we have over 50 members
4 likes • Nov '25
Thank you, @Jarrod Ochsenbein for putting this group together and for always being supportive in answering our co-living questions. My name is Temi, and I’m based in Houston, Texas, with my family. I’m new to co-living rentals. We have a property in Katy, a suburb of Houston, and I’m planning to rent it out by the room. @Jarrod has been extremely helpful with all the questions I’ve had so far. @Aaron Ameen it’s great to know you’re also in Houston. I would love to learn more about your experience with assisted living, if you don’t mind sharing. I’m excited to learn from everyone in this community. Thank you all, and Happy Thanksgiving!
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