Invest, get a return, and serve. Watch the highlights of Frank and Sherri's first Symposium and Bus Tour. Hear from their residents, students, medical and financial experts.

Shared housing and recovery housing have a bad reputation.  People think of junk cars, people loitering and a bad element.    Our shared homes are welcome in neighborhoods.  How can that be?   In this training, we will introduce "Good Neighbor" policy.   We will show you how to be a good neighbor and have neighborhood support.

When people enter a shared home, they rarely own a car. As they gain financial security, a car is one of the first purchases people make. But does that mean you will have 7-9 cars in your driveway? Learn how we handle cars at our shared home.

Buying a new investment property is a challenge. There is the down payment and closing fees. Plus, there is time needed to start your shared housing business. Leasing a home to use for shared housing is the least expensive option to get started. People ask, "Is it hard?' Learn more with Frank.

Success can be measured many ways: monetarily, community respect, how you feel about yourself and others as well as the houses you own and the people you house. Let's talk about measuring success.

Many old-style recovery homes rely on bunk beds. The owners will put two sets of bunkbeds in a room. This is an institutional approach to housing people. We do not believe in this approach. People deserve a room that incites pride. We will talk about the pros and cons of bunk beds.

When you have shared housing, you have a diverse population. We find that people come from all socioeconomic groups, life experiences, judicial experiences and family experiences. Sometimes, we are teaching young adults how to make a bed, because they did not learn these skills at home. Let's talk about diversity and acceptance.

What do you charge per bed? How do you come up with a monthly fee? How do you find the going rate? Learn about per bed charges in this training.

We received national recognition in the Investor Hall of Fame our first year of investing in real estate. In 2015, we created the business model where socialpreneurs, can invest in a single family home and provide housing security for disadvantaged men and women. Learn more about the vetting process for the Investor Hall of Fame.

One of the key principles for a successful shared house is having funding for residents.   Learn some of the sources of funding for people.  This is a multi-part series.

When you house a person in need and provide positive support, you change a life.  You change the life of the person, they family, they extended family and their community.   For every student who opens a home, we find they soon open several homes.    Shared housing is impactful housing.

We describe the benefits of being a housing provider. How does it change your life? How is this type of housing different for the real estate investor?

Learn the secrets of your first home. How does life change? What are the benefits. Learn how life will change when you become a housing provider.