Podcasts about shared housing

Hey everyone! Whether you are a regular here at Loving Later Life or a newbie, listen closely to this episode because you may discover an alternative housing idea for you or someone you know. If you live alone, have you ever thought “Gee, it would be nice to have someone else around because I'm feeling a bit isolated.” Or you've experienced not feeling well, wishing there were someone to be there to give you a hand with things? Or after paying your bills, found yourself thinking it would be nice if you didn't have to pay the entire amount? Well listen up because my guest Annamarie Pluhar has a possible solution for you. Annamarie advocates for adults, especially older singles, to have a “home-mate,” someone with whom they can share a home with one or more people for the benefits of cost, company, cooperation, and comfort. She is the founder of the nonprofit, Sharing Housing, Inc. and the author of Sharing Housing, A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates. She has 30 years of experience in corporate and non-profit consulting, group facilitation, training development, and delivery. She is a graduate of Vassar College and The Episcopal Divinity School and she lives in Dummerston, Vermont. Please join us, and please share this episode if you think of someone who could benefit from hearing it!

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - លំនៅដ្ឋានរួមគ្នា ឬការជួលផ្ទះនៅជុំគ្នា ឬ shared house កំពុងមានប្រជាប្រិយភាពកាន់តែខ្លាំងឡើងៗ នៅក្នុងប្រទេសអូស្ត្រាលី ដោយសារមនុស្សកាន់តែច្រើនស្វែងរកការចែករំលែកផ្ទះឬបន្ទប់ជួលជាមួយអ្នកដទៃ ដើម្បីសន្សំសំចៃលើថ្លៃឈ្នួល។ ដូច្នេះ តើកត្តាសំខាន់ៗអ្វីខ្លះដែលអ្នកគួរពិចារណានៅពេលធ្វើការសម្រេចចិត្តនេះ? ហើយតើអ្នកអាចជៀសវាងការបោកប្រាស់ជាសក្តានុពលដោយរបៀបណា?

What if stepping away from a stable corporate job could lead you to financial independence and a lasting legacy? Join us as we chat with Tiffany Ray-Smith, an inspiring real estate investor who made this bold career shift. From our initial meeting on a panel dedicated to top female real estate investors, Tiffany and I bonded over our shared values of prioritizing people over profits. Tiffany shares her journey from her Cincinnati roots, the fears and challenges she faced while transitioning from corporate stability to the dynamic world of real estate, and how she encourages women to embrace entrepreneurial ventures over traditional career paths.Curious about the realities behind the glamorous facade of real estate investing? Discover the grit and resilience required to succeed. From navigating neighborhoods with paper maps to facing the insecurity of the unknown, Tiffany's personal anecdotes reveal the perseverance needed in this business. We reflect on the importance of adaptability and the pitfalls of information overload in today's digital age. Tiffany's story is a powerful testament to how hard work and determination can pave the way to achieving financial independence.Shared housing is more than just a trend—it's a revolutionary approach to real estate with profound social impact. Tiffany shares her expert insights on transforming properties into shared housing facilities, highlighting her focus on re-entry housing for individuals with mental health and behavioral disorders. We delve into the nuts and bolts of managing such properties, from setting house rules to ensuring a safe and respectful living environment. This episode underscores the balance between profitability and social responsibility, emphasizing that real estate can indeed be a tool for both financial gain and positive community impact. Thanks again for listening. Don't forget to subscribe, share, and leave a FIVE-STAR review.Head to Dwanderful right now to claim your free real estate investing kit. And follow:http://www.Dwanderful.comhttp://www.facebook.com/Dwanderfulhttp://www.Instagram.com/Dwanderful http://www.youtube.com/DwanderfulRealEstateInvestingChannelMake it a Dwanderful Day!

We are still pinching ourselves that we had the honor of speaking with Suzanne Stabile! This conversation is filled with grace, truth, love, and wisdom as we are all figuring out how to live in such a divided society. As an internationally recognized Enneagram Master, Suzanne has conducted over 500 Enneagram workshops over the past 30 years. She has spoken to College audiences that include Baylor and Drury Universities, Hendrix College, Perkins School of Theology (SMU) and Brite Divinity School (TCU), Formation Gathering 2017 (Harvard Divinity School), Pepperdine Bible Lectures 2017, Seminary of the Southwest, hundreds of churches across America including First Baptist Austin, Highland Park United Methodist, Dallas, First Congregational Church, L.A., Otter Creek Church, Nashville, First Baptist Church, Portland, and teaches in the Baylor Health Care System, in Dallas, in both the Cancer and Transplant Hospitals. Additionally, she has taught at Richard Rohr's Center for Action and Contemplation and has been a speaker for Conferences offered by the CAC. She taught with Father Rohr to an international audience in Assisi, Italy, on The Enneagram and Paradox. Other events Suzanne has spoken at include The North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Christianity 21, The Festival of Courage and Faith in Greenwich CT, the Emerging Christianity and Telemachus Conferences, the Southwest Regional Gathering of the Disciples of Christ, Laity Lodge and The Apprentice Gathering. Suzanne received her B.S. in Social Sciences from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where she also completed additional graduate work in the Schools of Sociology and Theology. She has served as a high school professor, the first women's basketball coach at SMU after Title IX, and as the founding Director of Shared Housing, a social service agency in Dallas. When she is not on the road teaching and lecturing, Suzanne is at home in Dallas, Texas with her husband Rev. Joseph Stabile, a United Methodist pastor with whom she co-founded Life in the Trinity Ministry and the Micah Center. She is the mother of four children and grandmother of nine: Will, Noah, Sam, Gracie, Elle, Joley, Jase, Piper, and Josie.

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - La vivienda compartida es cada vez más popular en Australia, a medida que más personas buscan reducir los costos de alquiler. Entonces, ¿qué factores clave debes tener en cuenta a la hora de buscar un alojamiento compartido y cómo puedes evitar posibles estafas?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - जीवन लागत बढेको समयमा घरभाडा रकम बाँडिने कारणले अस्ट्रेलियामा 'शेयर्ड अकोमोडेसन' साझा आवास लोकप्रिय हुँदै गइरहेका छन। अस्ट्रेलिया बुझ्नुहोस्को यो नयाँ अङ्कमा आज हामी शेयर्ड हाउजिङ बारे बिचार गर्दा के कस्ता कुराहरूमा ध्यान दिनु पर्छ र यसमा के कस्ता कुराहरू पर्छन भन्ने बारे चर्चा गर्दै छौं।

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - ເຮືອນທີ່ອາສັຍຮ່ວມກັນ (Shared housing) ກໍາລັງກາຍເປັນທີ່ນິຍົມຫລາຍຂຶ້ນ ໃນອອສເຕຣເລັຍ ເພາະຫລາຍຄົນ ຢາກປະຢັດຄ່າເຊົ່າ.ດັ່ງນັ້ນປັດຈັຍສໍາຄັນອັນໃດ ທີ່ທ່ານຄວນພິຈາຣະນາ ເມື່ອຊອກຫາບ່ອນເຊົ່າ ແລະທ່ານຈະຫຼີກລ່ຽງ ການສໍ້ໂກງ ທີ່ອາດເກີດຂຶ້ນໄດ້ແນວໃດ?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - オーストラリアでは、家賃を抑えるため、シェアハウスの人気が高まっています。では、シェアハウスを探す際に注意すべきポイントとは何でしょうか？また、詐欺を避けるためにはどのような対策が必要でしょうか？

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - په آسټرالیا کې د ګډ کور ژوند د مشهوره کېدو په حال کې ده او ډیری خلک غواړي چې د کرایې د سپما لپاره له نورو سره په ګډ کور کې ژوند وکړي. د نن ورځې په پوډکاسټ کې مو په ګډ کور کې د ژوند د شرايطو په اړه معلومات را غونډ کړي دي.

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - As moradia compartilhadas estão se tornando cada vez mais populares na Austrália, na medida que cada vez mais pessoas buscam dividir uma casa com outras para economizar nos custos de aluguel. Nessa reportagem, abordaremos os fatores-chave para considerar ao tomar essa decisão e como evitar possíveis golpes.

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - Түрээсийн зардлаа багасгах хүсэлтэй хүмүүсийн дунд дундын байр /Shared housing/ улам бүр түгээмэл болж байна. Тэгвэл ийм байрыг хайхдаа ямар гол хүчин зүйлсийг анхаарах ёстой болон танд ирж болзошгүй элдэв залилангаас хэрхэн зайлсхийх вэ?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - Shared housing හෙවත් "හවුල් නිවාස" ඉතාමත් ශීග්‍රයෙන් ජනප්‍රිය වෙමින් පවතින අතර, වැඩි පිරිසක් කුලී වියදම් අඩු කිරීමට බලාපොරොත්තුවෙන් මේ සඳහා යොමු වේ. මේ හේතුවෙන් ඔස්ට්‍රේලියාවේදී ඔබ හවුල් නිවසක් සෙවීමේදී ඔබ හසුවිය හැකි වංචාවලින් ගැලවීමට සලකා බැලිය යුතු ප්‍රධාන සාධක රැසක් තිබේ.

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - 임대 비용을 낮추려는 사람이 많아지면서 호주에서 쉐어 하우스 주거 방식(shared housing)이 점점 더 인기를 얻고 있습니다. 그렇다면, 쉐어 하우스를 검색할 때 고려해야 할 주요 요소는 무엇이며, 사기를 당하지 않으려면 어떻게 해야 할까요?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - ปัจจุบันที่พักอาศัยรวมหรือการเช่าบ้านร่วมกับผู้อื่น หรือ Shared house ได้รับความนิยมมากขึ้นในออสเตรเลีย เนื่องจากหลายๆคนต้องการประหยัดค่าเช่ามากขึ้น มีปัจจัยอะไรที่คุณควรพิจารณาเมื่อมองหาที่พักประเภทนี้ มีวิธีใดที่สามารถหลีกเลี่ยงการหลอกลวงที่อาจเกิดขึ้น

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - Cov kev koom ntiav tsev nyob ua ke tau ras los ua tej yam uas muaj neeg nyiam ua ntau tuaj ntxiv ntawm teb chaws Australia lawm, rau qhov muaj tej neeg coob tuaj ntxiv xav siv lwm txoj xub ke los pab kom tau them nqe ntiav tsev tsawg. Tab sis tsis nyog yuav yuav tau paub txog ntau yam dab tsi thaum koom ntiav tsev, thiab yus ho yuav ua li cas kom tsis txhob raug neeg phem dag?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - শেয়ার্ড হাউজিং অস্ট্রেলিয়ায় দিন দিন জনপ্রিয় হয়ে উঠছে কারণ লোকজন বাড়ি ভাড়ার খরচ বাঁচাতে একটি বাড়িতে অন্যদের সাথে থাকতে চায়।

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - வளர்ந்து வரும் வாழ்க்கைச் செலவு நெருக்கடிக்கு மத்தியில், அதிகமான மக்கள் shared housing- பகிரப்படும் வீடுகளை நாடுகின்றனர். இப்படியாக மற்றவர்களுடன் வீட்டைப் பகிர்ந்துகொள்ளும்போது கவனிக்க வேண்டியவை தொடர்பில் Afnan Malik ஆங்கிலத்தில் தயாரித்த விவரணத்தை தமிழில் தருகிறார் றேனுகா துரைசிங்கம்

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - 随着越来越多的人寻求与他人合租房屋以节省租金成本，共享住房在澳大利亚越来越受欢迎。 那么，在做出这个决定时，您应该考虑哪些关键因素，以及如何避免潜在的骗局？ （点击音频收听详细报道）

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - Спільне житло стає все більш популярним в Австралії, оскільки все більше людей прагнуть зменшити вартість оренди. Отже, які ключові фактори слід враховувати під час пошуку спільного житла та як уникнути потенційного шахрайства?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - 越來越多人想降低租金成本，因此合租屋(Shared house)在澳洲越來越受歡迎。那麼，當在尋找合租住宿時，應該考慮哪些關鍵因素，以及如何避免潛在的詐騙？

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - در آسترالیا خانه‌هاى مشترک به صورت روزافزون جلب توجه مى‌كنند، چون مردم بیشتری مى‌خواهند برای صرفه‌جویی در مخارج كرايه، در خانه مشترك با دیگران بسر ببرند. بناءً هنگام تصمیم‌گیری در اين مورد کدام عوامل اساسى را باید در نظر بگیرید و چگونه می‌توانید از فريب‌كارى های احتمالی جلوگیری کنید؟

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - به دلیل این که افراد به دنبال کاهش هزینه‌ها هستند خانه‌های اشتراکی به طور فزاینده‌ای در استرالیا محبوب شده‌اند. اما هنگام جست‌وجوی چنین خانه‌هایی چه نکات کلیدی را باید در نظر بگیرید و چگونه می توانید از کلاهبرداری‌های احتمالی جلوگیری کنید؟

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - مع ارتفاع تكاليف المعيشة، يلجأ كثير من الأشخاص للبحث عن منزل بمشاركة آخرين. فما هي الاحتياطات التي يجب اتخاذها تجنبًا للوقوع ضحية لأي عملية احتيال قبل اتخاذ هذه الخطوة؟

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - Hunian bersama semakin populer di Australia karena semakin banyak orang yang ingin berbagi rumah dengan orang lain untuk menghemat biaya sewa. Jadi, faktor utama apa yang harus Anda pertimbangkan saat membuat keputusan ini, dan bagaimana cara menghindari potensi penipuan?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - Nhà ở chung đang ngày càng trở nên phổ biến ở Úc, vì ngày càng có nhiều người tìm cách giảm chi phí thuê nhà. Vậy, bạn nên cân nhắc những yếu tố chính nào khi tìm kiếm nhà ở chung và làm thế nào để tránh được những vụ lừa đảo tiềm ẩn?

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams? - مشترکہ رہائش آسٹریلیا میں تیزی سے مقبول ہوتی جا رہی ہے کیونکہ زیادہ سے زیادہ لوگ کرایہ بچانے کے لیے دوسروں کے ساتھ مکان بانٹنا چاہتے ہیں، اس بارے میں فیصلہ کرتے وقت کیا احتیاط اہم ہےاور آپ ممکنہ جعلسازی سے کیسے بچ سکتے ہیں؟ آسٹریلیا ایکسپلین کی اس قسط میں، ہم جانیں گے کہ مشترکہ ہاؤسنگ کا کیا مطلب ہے۔

Shared housing is becoming increasingly popular in Australia, as more people look to reduce rental costs. So, what key factors should you consider when searching for shared accommodation, and how can you avoid potential scams?

Today, we're revisiting one of our favorites. Enneagram Godmother Suzanne Stabile guides us through: What the hell is the Enneagram and why does it matter?  -The gifts and struggles each Enneagram type faces; -Why the worst part of you is also the BEST part of you; -The core desire / fear that explains your behavior; and  -Why, if Suzanne ever needs brain surgery, she's finding a doctor who's an Enneagram 1 And we FINALLY answer the question: Is Amanda a 3 or a 1?   To continue with follow up episode to this one, check out: Fix Your Most Important Relationships with the Enneagram: Suzanne Stabile. About Suzanne: Suzanne Stabile is an internationally-recognized Enneagram teacher. She is the co-author of The Road Back to You, and the author of The Path Between Us and The Journey Toward Wholeness. With backgrounds in sociology and theology, Suzanne has served as a high school professor; the first women's basketball coach at SMU after Title IX; and as the founding Director of Shared Housing, a social service agency in Dallas. Suzanne lives in Dallas with her husband Rev. Joseph Stabile. She is the mother of four children and grandmother of nine. TW: @SuzanneStabile IG: @suzannestabile To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Inland Revenue's updated property tax decision tool and the potential implications for shared housing Increasing doubts about the international tax deal, is it time to revisit first principles? Is our international tax regime turning migrants away?

Do you want to share housing but find the transition scary? We often live in shared housing when we are single: college, roommates in camp, at conferences, during our early careers. Living with housemates as we age is no different. Annamarie Pluhar, 70, is a well-spoken advocate for shared housing and offers valuable ways of thinking to simplify the process. After receiving her Masters in Divinity, then working in a corporation, facilitating large groups, Annamarie started a non-profit to promote the importance of shared housing. She consults with organizations, housing professionals, the aging network and local officials who are seeking to develop shared housing in their communities. The twin crises of high housing costs and an increase in social isolation combine to render cooperative living arrangements an excellent solution.  "Housemates are not the same as roommates."By providing education, advocacy, and model development she empowers individuals to choose, create and sustain shared housing. She envisions a world in which sharing housing is a commonly accepted living arrangement and individuals feel happy, safe and at peace with home-mates.One idea—a building for seniors with 4 bedroom suites for 3 people. The extra suite might be for guests or caretakers. Everyone shares the kitchen and living space.Last summer (2023) Annamarie lost her partner of 23 years and is currently renovating her home to make it more comfortable for sharing. She lives in southern Vermont.Connect with Annamarie:Book: Sharing Housing: A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good HousematesWebsite: sharinghousing.comEmail:  annamarie@sharinghousing.org

From managing 4 homes to overseeing 6 properties across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado, this podcast delves into the remarkable journey of one individual's success within the Group Home Riches system. In just six months, she expanded her portfolio, pivoting from Airbnb and long-term rentals to the more profitable shared living model. Learn how she transitioned from traditional long-term rentals to a more lucrative rental per bed model, leveraging her extensive knowledge of cash flow management from running 72 long-term rentals. Discover the invaluable insights she shares on finding success in the housing business and why she finds the shared living model superior to traditional rentals. Curious about how she acquired 72 rental properties? This podcast is a must-watch, as she divulges her strategies and tips for aspiring real estate entrepreneurs. Embark on your own journey with our FREE 5-part course, meticulously crafted to guide you through launching your first group home. Join us in making a difference today at https://grouphomeriches.com/. For those hungry for deeper insights and eager to elevate their journey, explore our Gold Course Package. Connect with her on Facebook: Valued Assistants

Welcome to The Road Home, a podcast by The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. In this enlightening episode titled "Shared Housing," we delve into an innovative housing model that's reshaping the landscape of affordable living. Joining us are two esteemed guests, Louise Rothschild, Senior Associate at Abt Associates, and Annamarie Pluhar, President of Sharing Housing Inc. Together, they shed light on the concept of shared housing and its profound impact on communities and individuals facing housing challenges. Tune in to explore the profound impact and practicalities of shared housing, understanding how this innovative model provides affordable solutions and fosters community living for a diverse range of individuals. ⁠⁠⁠Episode Insights⁠⁠⁠⁠ Please take the time to rate and review us on ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠, ⁠Spotify⁠, or wherever you get your podcasts. It means a great deal to the show and it will make it easier for potential listeners to find us. #TRH #NCHV #TeamDepot

When waiting lists are discussed and shouted about in Northern Ireland, we are usually talking about our disintegrating healthcare system. But there is a second waiting list crisis – that of households seeking social housing.As at March of last year, there were 44,426 applicants on the social housing waiting list. Of these, over 10,000 were regarded as homeless and more than 31,000 were in housing stress. Nor is the situation improving. There was a 20% jump in applicants for social housing in Derry and Strabane last year. House building is not catching up – instead it is increasingly falling behind. There were a mere 922 completions of social housing units of accommodation – houses and apartments – in the 2021/22 year across all of NI. At this rate, it would take four decades to meet the demand.Meanwhile, the private sector has been exploiting the opportunity. There are now as many private sector tenancies as in the whole of the social housing sector – the Housing Executive and housing associations combined. And there are complaints that some private sector properties are of very poor standard.Another symptom of the crisis is the massive increase in demand for temporary accommodation. Total spend across Northern Ireland has jumped from £5.8m in the 2018/19 year to £23.7m in the 2022/23 year. In Derry and Strabane this has risen from £930,000 to £5.8m over that same four year time period. The increase for Belfast is much smaller, having increased from £1.6m to £3.7m in that time. In the latest Holywell Conversations podcast, housing campaigner Marissa McMahon, who works with both Participation and Practice of Rights (PPR) and the Simon Community, discusses the scale of the crisis and how this can be addressed. Paddy Gray, emeritus professor of housing at Ulster University and a seasoned housing association board director, considers how social housing providers can boost construction.Despite the shortfall, there are significant development programmes being taken forward. Belfast city centre is awash with city centre apartment construction. In Derry, the focus is more on the suburbs, where some very large schemes are underway. A new Cashel estate on the Buncrana Road will eventually produce 2,500 new homes, including 800 social housing units. That is a joint scheme between private developer Braidwater and Apex Housing Association. Apex has appointed Kevin Watson Construction to build out another new development of 250 homes at Springtown, which was approved against advice from planning officials. And Apex has led on the construction of more than a thousand new homes in the Skeogh area of Derry over the last eight years. Choice Housing Association is now to construct an additional 244 homes in the same area. Choice, in partnership with South Bank Square Ltd, is also building another 252 properties on the Waterside, by the Gransha roundabout.  It is too soon to determine what impact, if any, these new developments will have on community integration. The Housing Executive reports that social housing segregation remains most common in the urban parts of Belfast, Derry and Craigavon. But it is proud of its Shared Housing programme, which has grown to 69 schemes comprising 1,973 homes, delivered by 11 housing associations across all council areas. The Housing Executive says that people want to live in mixed communities, pointing to the Life and Times Survey, which indicates that 79% of respondents would like to live in an integrated, non-segregated, housing community. But the main priority for tenants is to live close to relatives and friends, which creates a drag on cross-community integration.There are other signs of progress, with a big fall in the number of households that have had to be re-housed because of sectarian and other intimidation. In 2002/3, there were over 1,000 households seeking assistance because of intimidation. By 2022, this had fallen to 171 households. There has been a comparable fall in properties acquired after forced evacuation, under the SPED scheme, the use of which fell from 382 properties in 2003/4, down to nothing in 2021/2 and just one in 2022/3. At least there are some positive signs of progress.  Disclaimer: This project has received support from the Northern Ireland Community Relations Council which aims to promote a pluralist society characterised by equity, respect for diversity, and recognition of interdependence. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the Community Relations Council. 

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We all have that one relationship that needs fixing… Today, Suzanne Stabile is back to tell us how we can use the Enneagram to improve our relationships and love our people better.  She guides us through:  How to stop misjudging and misunderstanding people;  How to start respecting your own innate gifts;   How to get rid of codependency; and  How to get what you are missing – more thinking, feeling, or doing – in your life.  If you missed our first episode with Suzanne, check out Episode 226 Enneagram: Why You Are the Way You Are. About Suzanne: Suzanne Stabile is an internationally-recognized Enneagram teacher. She is the co-author of The Road Back to You, and the author of The Path Between Us and The Journey Toward Wholeness. With backgrounds in sociology and theology, Suzanne has served as a high school professor; the first women's basketball coach at SMU after Title IX; and as the founding Director of Shared Housing, a social service agency in Dallas. Suzanne lives in Dallas with her husband Rev. Joseph Stabile. She is the mother of four children and grandmother of nine. TW: @SuzanneStabile IG: @suzannestabile To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Enneagram Godmother Suzanne Stabile guides us through: What the hell is the Enneagram and why does it matter?  The gifts and struggles each Enneagram type faces; Why the worst part of you is also the BEST part of you; The core desire / fear that explains your behavior; and  Why, if Suzanne ever needs brain surgery, she's finding a doctor who's an Enneagram 1. And we FINALLY answer the question: Is Amanda a 3 or a 1?   (Also meet back here tomorrow for a bonus episode where Suzanne uses the Enneagram to fix our relationships.) About Suzanne: Suzanne Stabile is an internationally-recognized Enneagram teacher. She is the co-author of The Road Back to You, and the author of The Path Between Us and The Journey Toward Wholeness. With backgrounds in sociology and theology, Suzanne has served as a high school professor; the first women's basketball coach at SMU after Title IX; and as the founding Director of Shared Housing, a social service agency in Dallas. Suzanne lives in Dallas with her husband Rev. Joseph Stabile. She is the mother of four children and grandmother of nine. TW: @SuzanneStabile IG: @suzannestabile To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Anderson Business Advisors, Toby Mathis, Esq, speaks with Sherri and Frank Candelario, real estate investors who have turned the shady addiction recovery housing industry on its ear. Sherri and Frank became involved in the industry after their adopted daughter Kate developed substance abuse issues. Frank and Sherri started Kate's House Foundation, and have trained 1000s of people to duplicate the Kate's House Model of Level II Medically Assisted Treatment homes in great neighborhoods like theirs in the Seattle area. We've discussed opportunities like this in other episodes - this is a niche segment of real estate investing that can be both profitable and an incredible way to help individuals who are struggling get back on their feet. Highlights/Topics: An adopted daughter from Russia with substance abuse issues The shady underbelly of the addiction recovery industry Bucking the 50-year system of shared housing Discovering value in the people society has discarded Government grants funneled to the Candelarias for their excellent housing Becoming Federal contractors Medication and shared housing Preventing young adults from going to prison Being able to buy real estate after you obtain a government contract Focusing on recovery housing and drug courts Amazing non-profit donations to the Kate's House Foundation A goal of housing in every state in the country February 2024 bus tour of their homes Reach out to Sherri and Frank and take their course to learn how to do what they do Resources: Frank and Sherri Candelaria https://frankandsherri.com/ Kate's House Foundation https://kateshousefoundation.org/our-story/ Anderson Advisors https://andersonadvisors.com/ Anderson Business Advisors LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/anderson-advisors/?originalSubdomain=fr Toby Mathis YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@TobyMathis Toby Mathis TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@tobymathisesq  

Today I have my gorgeous wife back in the pod with me. We have had a massive 9 months since her last appearance on the podcast which includes a new addition to the family, baby Freddy and reaching our 100th HMO. Both Jo and I are still as excited to be in this incredible space in the market affecting change and creating impact as we were when we started 5 years ago. Jo Gibb is the Founder and Director of JNG Property Group the Property Management arm of our Co-living businesses and in this episode, we will cover Market Changes: vacancy rates, waitlists & rental demand, and rental rate increases - what does this mean for clients and tenants? We discuss some of the biggest challenges faced when managing shared living accommodation, how we handle disputes, tenant selection, and initiatives unique to JNG Property Group to manage a peaceful coexistence, the mental health of all tenants, and happiness. We also explore the important work shared-living spaces provide in addressing the affordable housing crises and vulnerable groups in Western Australia.  Community issues our companies and people are passionate about. We look forward to sharing this episode with you all.   For more information, visit JNG Property Group For those that prefer to watch you can also catch us on YouTube. Want help with your investment strategy? Reach out to us for a free, no-obligation initial chat with our team and see how we can help you with your investment journey. Book Now Join the Perth HMO and NDIS High Cashflow Investment Properties Facebook Group. Links The HMO Property CoWebsite: www.thehmopropertyco.com Instagram: @the_hmo_property_co FaceBook: The HMO Property Co LinkedIn: The HMO Property Co YouTube: The HMO Property Co TikTok: thehmopropertyco_ Spotify: The HMO Property Show Apple Podcast: The HMO Property Show JNG Property Group - https://www.jngpropertygroup.com/  Disclaimer Nothing on this channel should be considered tax, financial, investment or any kind of advice. Everyone should do their own due diligence as only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are right for your situation. Our goal is to frequently feature edgy and actionable value, thought leadership and property/investment strategies.

EPISODEGroup Homes is a topic we have not spoken about thus far, but in this episode, we delve into it, courtesy of a report issued by the Housing Hub. Minh and Debbie sit down with our new team member, Joshua, to introduce him to our listeners, and discuss a recently published report from Housing Hub (linked below). In the report, they discuss Group Homes and why there is a big push to phase these out. This will obviously create an increase in demand for SDA homes as participants currently in group homes are or will be searching for alternatives, making it an important topic for our listeners to know about. The main crux of this research report by Housing Hub, is that the Group Home dwelling, a legacy of the system prior to the NDIS, still has a place in the community, so long as it is 'done right'. The team discuss some of the points raised by the workshop findings. It would be great if more Care Providers could implement such advice in this report to improve their service delivery of care to their participants in Group Homes currently in the community all around Australia. We thank the hard work of the  Summer Foundation / Housing Hub for being one of the biggest advocates NDIS sector, we say to them "Keep up the good work!"Reimagining Shared Housing and Living LEAVE US A GOOGLE REVIEW! --FOLLOW US ON:LinkedIn  Instagram Facebook Twitter GOALS: It is our goal to see Participants with high-needs disabilities being appropriately housed in accommodation that is right for them. Purpose built homes promote opportunities for social and economic participation, enhance self-determination, and create conditions for Participants to lead vibrant, safe, and independent lives.www.robustdesign.com.au www.highphysicalsupport.com.au www.improvedliveability.com.au www.fullyaccessible.com.au www.participants.com.au CONTACT: Please feel free to call us on 1300254397 to talk to one of our friendly staff, otherwise, just pop on over to our website to find out more info on www.ndispropertyaustralia.com.au DISCLAIMER: Information contained in this podcast is general in nature only. It does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. You need to consider your financial situation and needs before making any decisions based on this information and should seek independent and professional advice for your personal circumstances.For any podcast related queries or suggestions, please contact our podcast manager via info@ndis.propertywww.sdahousingpodcast.com.au

In this episode, Toby Mathis, Esq., of Anderson Business Advisors, is joined by Atticus LeBlanc of Padsplit. PadSplit was founded in 2017 to leverage housing as a vehicle for financial independence for low-income workers that serve our communities. Toby and Atticus discuss how using Padsplit solves problems for renters and real estate investors, providing affordable weekly rate room options AND increasing your net income from your investment property by splitting it up into multiple one-room rentals. Padsplit takes care of all the logistics so you don't have to – applications, approvals, collections, house-rule complaints, renter ratings, and more.  While they currently only operate in a few major metropolitan areas, if you reach out to them, they will explore expanding and operating in your area. Highlights/Topics: Think about the unused space in your home - like a formal dining room The market is full of single renters looking for affordable rooms Issues - lack of inventory, the affordability crisis, and builders are creating giant homes Padsplit - what is it, and how is it different from AirBnB? Padsplit handles all the logistics that you don't want to - applications, approvals, collections, house-rule issues, etc. Weekly rentals have had a false stigma of being for transients Turnover costs of one single room is simply a mattress cover Hosts provide only wi-fi - but things like a smart tv creates a ‘premium' rental price Why doesn't everyone do this? Hiring a property manager and Padsplit can be more work than a traditional rental Advice - get out there and help solve the affordable housing crisis! Resources: Padsplit Website https://www.padsplit.com/ Atticus LeBlanc LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/atticus-leblanc-3960466/ Free Asset Protection Workshops https://andersonadvisors.com/real-estate-asset-protection-workshop-training/ Anderson Advisors https://andersonadvisors.com/ Toby Mathis YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@TobyMathis Toby Mathis TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@tobymathisesq

Welcome back! 2023 is set to be another big year of opportunities.   To start, let's take a look at a market update of what we can expect in 2023 and beyond.  This is my view and maybe in contrast to what some of the big guns are predicting.  Some of you may know that I started investing in 2017, whilst working FIFO.  Investing in HMO (housing of multiple occupation) is where I started. Shared Housing was what was needed – the gap.  It is still very much the gap and a significantly growing gap offering market resilient opportunities in Perth right now. Tune in to discover my two cents on: ·      Perth's cash rate and where it is heading ·      Market stock rates and vacancy rates and what it means ·      Where the opportunities lie in Perth ·      My personal investment strategy in 2023 ·      My top 5 suburbs predictions for 2023 Mentioned in this episode For those that prefer to watch you can also catch us on YouTube.   Want help with your investment strategy? Reach out for a free, no-obligation initial chat with our team and see how we can help you with your investment journey.  Book Now  Want to know more about Victoria Park. Check out Episode 9.  Or get in touch with Derek Baston from Baston and Co. Want to read the article from Australian Financial Review    The HMO Property Co Website: www.thehmopropertyco.com Instagram: @the_hmo_property_co FaceBook: The HMO Property Co LinkedIn: The HMO Property Co YouTube: The HMO Property Co TikTok: thehmopropertyco_ Spotify: The HMO Property Show Apple Podcast: The HMO Property Show JNG Property Group - https://www.jngpropertygroup.com/   DisclaimerNothing on this channel should be considered tax, financial, investment or any kind of advice. Everyone should do their own due diligence as only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are right for your situation. Our goal is to frequently feature edgy and actionable value, thought leadership and/or property/investment strategies.

Laura Tuggle has been the Executive Director of Southeast Louisiana Legal Services(SLLS) since May 2014 after beginning her career at SLLS in 1993. She previously managed SLLS' Housing Law Unit during the years immediately following Hurricane Katrina from 2005-2010. Over her public interest career, she has excelled in many areas including direct services, systemic work, and policy advocacy resulting in increased access to housing for special populations including the homeless, peopleliving disabilities, and disaster survivors. Impact litigation filed by Laura resulted in significant legal victories for low-income tenants including millions of dollars in federal relocation assistance and establishing a private right of action for voucher assisted tenants to challenge utility allowances in federal court. She is an author of the Federally Subsidized Housing Program portion of the Louisiana Legal Services Desk Manual and coauthor of the housing portion of the Brookings Institute New Orleans Index at 5.Laura has received national, state, and local awards for her work in the interest of housing justice. Laura graduated from LSU in 1984 and received her Juris Doctorate degree from Tulane Law School in 1987. She currently serves on the Board of the New Orleans Family Justice Center, Shared Housing, as Co-Chair of the Legal Services Corporation's National Disaster Task Force Relationship-Building and Integration ofLegal Services into the Nation's Emergency Management Infrastructure Committee, on the Louisiana Access to Justice Commission's Funding, Technology, Disaster, and Building Brides Committees and on the Louisiana State Bar Association's Access to Justice Committee. She was recently appointed to the Legal Services Corporation's Housing Task Force. She also serves on several task forces to improve civillegal services and housing opportunities for vulnerable people.To learn more about the work of the Foundation, please visit braf.org.

Joining me today is Mark Baker; East Coast rooming house expert. With over a decade of experience in this style of housing, Mark truly has a wealth of knowledge to share with us. This episode covers the changing trends in Australian shared housing from the 90's to today as well as future trend predictions. Europe and the UK have been a fantastic learning ground for us Australians, but what's happening over East offers an exciting insight into the opportunities that lay ahead for West Australians. If you'd like to learn more about tenant demographics, state-by-state policies, and the crucial difference between class 1a, 1b and class 3 buildings, then this episode is for you! About Mark Baker: Mark Baker is a full time property investor, rooming house specialist and owner of Rooming House Expert.  Rooming House Expert specializes in the development, conversion and operation of rooming houses. Mark has been involved in the conversion of a number of older homes to rooming houses and project managed the building of new ones. Mark is a licensed real estate agent and has an excellent knowledge of the sections of the National Construction Code and Residential Tenancies Act relevant to rooming houses. Rooming House Expert Website: www.roominghouse.expert  The HMO Property Co Website: www.thehmopropertyco.com Instagram: @the_hmo_property_co FaceBook: The HMO Property Co LinkedIn: The HMO Property Co YouTube: The HMO Property Co TikTok: thehmopropertyco_ FaceBook Group: Perth HMO and NDIS High Cashflow Investment Properties JNG Property Group - https://www.jngpropertygroup.com/ DisclaimerNothing on this channel should be considered tax, financial, investment or any kind of advice. Everyone should do their own due diligence as only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are right for your situation. Our goal is to frequently feature edgy and actionable value, thought leadership and/or property/investment strategies.  

Register for TWLX here: https://rbp.secondnature.com/twlx2022  What if a resident's credit score doesn't matter nearly as much as you think? What if you could actually increase profit by creating “shared housing”? And what if you were helping to create affordable housing in the process? In this episode, we're joined by Atticus Leblanc, the founder of PadSplit. Atticus has been an affordable housing advocate and investor since 2008 when he began acquiring distressed single-family homes in Southwest Atlanta. He founded PadSplit in 2017 based on the concept that shared housing in a single-family setting could provide attractive, accountable, & affordable housing without the need for public subsidy. Listen as Atticus talks about this innovative new concept in SFR and answers your questions in this Triple Win LIVE recording.      Learn more about PadSplit here: https://www.padsplit.com/ Got questions? Email us at triplewin@secondnature.com To see what other professional property managers are doing in your area, schedule a call at https://rbp.secondnature.com/triplewin Join our private Facebook group just for professional property managers at https://bit.ly/3jezcLp Stay up to date on events and resources at https://bit.ly/rbp-home Be sure to follow the Triple Win Property Management podcast by Second Nature and never miss an episode!   Hosted by Andrew Smallwood and Laura Mac  Featuring Atticus LeBlanc Produced by Andrew Smallwood, Laura Mac, and Carol Housel Edited by Carol Housel and Isaac Balachandran

Register for TWLX here: https://rbp.secondnature.com/twlx2022  What if a resident's credit score doesn't matter nearly as much as you think? What if you could actually increase profit by creating “shared housing”? And what if you were helping to create affordable housing in the process? In this episode, we're joined by Atticus Leblanc, the founder of PadSplit. Atticus has been an affordable housing advocate and investor since 2008 when he began acquiring distressed single-family homes in Southwest Atlanta. He founded PadSplit in 2017 based on the concept that shared housing in a single-family setting could provide attractive, accountable, & affordable housing without the need for public subsidy. Listen as Atticus talks about this innovative new concept in SFR and answers your questions in this Triple Win LIVE recording.      Learn more about PadSplit here: https://www.padsplit.com/ Got questions? Email us at triplewin@secondnature.com To see what other professional property managers are doing in your area, schedule a call at https://rbp.secondnature.com/triplewin Join our private Facebook group just for professional property managers at https://bit.ly/3jezcLp Stay up to date on events and resources at https://bit.ly/rbp-home Be sure to follow the Triple Win Property Management podcast by Second Nature and never miss an episode!   Hosted by Andrew Smallwood and Laura Mac  Featuring Atticus LeBlanc Produced by Andrew Smallwood, Laura Mac, and Carol Housel Edited by Carol Housel and Isaac Balachandran

With the demand for affordable housing so high right now, there is a profitable alternative for an investor that you may not have thought of. Our guest, Atticus LeBlanc from Padsplit.com is solving multiple industry issues at once by turning one home into multiple streams of revenue using the shared housing model. He'll explain how Padsplit works and benefits both the resident and investor plus how to identify if your home would be a good option to convert to a Padsplit property. For more info, go to Padsplit.com

With the demand for affordable housing so high right now, there is a profitable alternative for an investor that you may not have thought of. Our guest, Atticus LeBlanc from Padsplit.com is solving multiple industry issues at once by turning one home into multiple streams of revenue using the shared housing model. He'll explain how Padsplit works and benefits both the resident and investor plus how to identify if your home would be a good option to convert to a Padsplit property. For more info, go to Padsplit.com

In this episode of the Top of Mind podcast, Mike Simonsen sits down with Johnny Wolff, Founder and CEO of HomeRoom, to talk about HomeRoom's innovative platform for matching renters with real estate investors. Johnny discusses the advantages of shared housing for both renters and investors, the growing trend of young adults living with roommates, why cities see opportunities in shared housing, and more. About Johnny Wolff Johnny Wolff is the CEO and Founder of HomeRoom — one of the fastest-growing real estate investing platforms in the United States.  HomeRoom simplifies out-of-state investing and streamlines affordable renting. The company's marketplace connects rental property investors seeking a turnkey, high-yield experience with renters seeking modern yet affordable housing. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:  The advantages of shared housing for both renters and investors How remote work has created a massive opportunity for shared housing The growing trend of young adults living with roommates The case for increasing density to help our housing crisis How cities are working with HomeRoom to address living affordability challenges Featuring Mike Simonsen, CEO of Altos Research A true data geek, Mike founded Altos Research in 2006 to bring data and insight on the U.S. housing market to those who need it most. The company now serves the largest Wall Street investment firms, banks, and tens of thousands of real estate professionals around the country. Mike's insights on the market have been featured in Forbes, New York Times, Bloomberg, Dallas Morning News, Seattle PI, and many other national media outlets. Resources mentioned in this episode: Johnny Wolff on LinkedIn HomeRoom Y Combinator Mike Simonsen on LinkedIn Altos Research Follow us on Twitter for more data analysis and insights: https://twitter.com/altosresearch https://twitter.com/mikesimonsen See you next week!

You've heard of renting a room, but what about renting a pod? It's happening in the Bay Area and now in Bakersfield! Tune in as Laurie and Adlai interview the CEO and co-founder, James Stallworth, of Brownstone Shared Housing - the company behind this innovative and affordable rental option!

Sometimes desperate times call for paying $1,000 to sleep on a couch in someone's living room.

In this episode you will meet Jeremy who lives at the Summit House (Men's Shared Housing), which was created in partnership with the Livability Team, City of Medford CHOP, and On Track. Please listen and learn about Jeremy and his journey. Jeremey's story is another reminder of why we do this work and why supportive housing and shelter is such a vital piece to building community and family. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/findinghopepodcast/support

Co-living start-ups like Bespoke Habitat have continued to raise significant revenue this year despite the pandemic, and the market is ripe as more expats and talents from other Asian countries like Hong Kong are moving to Singapore. In Powering Your Powering Your Property, Prime Time's Timothy Go and Melissa Hyak spoke to Ernee Ong, Co-Founder of Bespoke Habitat to find out how this co-living start-up began with shared housing during the pandemic.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“You were typically seeing about double the yield. And the way to think about this, to get there, you need to be increasing your gross rents by a fair amount because you do have those added cost, potentially maintenance, but certainly utilities, which are bundled and our fee.”  Shared housing as an investment is a relatively new concept, but one that has already shown promise. Today's guest is Frank Furman, COO and founding team member of PadSplit - a privatized housing company that is focused on providing affordable housing. Listen in to learn exactly what shared housing is and how this emerging market is becoming a lucrative investment model while making a positive social impact. We'll also discuss some of the risks involved in this type of investment and tips for minimizing those risks. Key Takeaway Impact investing is a rapidly growing trend, but it's important to find the right balance between making profitable investments while still adding in the social impact elements to be successful. How to Contact Frank: frank@padsplit.com   Are you REady2Scale? Learn more about growing your wealth, strengthening your portfolio, and scaling to the next level at www.bluelake-capital.com. Production Credits: Featuring: Ellie Perlman Strategy: Jeannette Robinson Video Editing: Sean Barry Audio Editing: WEP (We Edit Podcasts) Special Guests: Frank Furman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the Strong Towns Podcast, host Chuck Marohn is speaking with special guest Annamarie Pluhar. Pluhar is an expert on co-housing and shared housing, and is the author of the book Sharing Housing: A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates. Despite the fact that practically the entire nation is experiencing a housing crisis, 27% of homes in the U.S. are single occupancy. In other words, one in four adults lives alone, and this is a serious cause of social isolation for many people. Shared housing can be a solution not only for addressing our scarcity of housing, but also for relieving psychological distress for a significant portion of the population. A Strong Town should have many different options for housing. Pluhar shares her expertise on how we can begin including co-housing among those choices, and how the transition to shared housing doesn't have to be intimidating for individuals. Additional Show Notes Read Annamarie Pluhar's book, Sharing Housing: A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates Sharing Housing, Inc. website Charles Marohn (Twitter)

  Join Sharon today as she hosts Sherri Candelario, Ph.D. Sherri is the co-founder of Kate's House Foundation™, the first nationally accredited sober living homes in Washington state. Kate's House are the first accredited homes to have medically approved treatments for co-occurring disorders of mental health and substance use disorder. Shared Housing Solutions was founded in Seattle, Washington to purchase single family homes for a shared housing model in great and safe neighborhoods. Our houses are beautifully renovated and poised for appreciation and growth. Seattle has consistently ranked as one of the fastest growing state economies, a hub of technology and innovation and frequently ranks nationally as one of the highest real estate markets for both appreciation and demand. We serve clients with housing insecurity issues. We formed Kate's House Foundation (www.kateshousefoundation.org) to serve women. Then we discovered the overlooked need for housing for disabled veterans, men and women with justice issues, people in recovery, foster kids, mothers, adults aging in place, and people in drug court. Because our model is shared spaces in appreciating homes, we achieve 100% to 300% returns paid for by state and government contracts. We are national educators, advocates, and speakers on shared housing. We have a management team that provides client support and maintenance. Websites: Sharedhousingsolutions.com KatesHouseFoundation.org   —————————————————————————————— The WEALTH TRANSFER is happening FAST! Protect your financial future now! Did you know that 25% to 40% of all dollars ever created were dumped into the economy last year???  This will be devastating to some and an opportunity to others, be sure you're on the right side of this massive wealth transfer. Learn from our experiences, maximize your ROI and avoid regrets. Free Mini-Book on Pandemic Investing: https://www.PandemicInvesting.com Jason's TV Clips: https://vimeo.com/549444172  Asset Protection, Tax Savings & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect  What do Jason's clients say? http://JasonHartmanTestimonials.com Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else  http://JasonHartman.com/Fund  Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Guided Visualization for Investors: http://jasonhartman.com/visualization  

Today we're going to talk about one of my favorite topics – demographics.  Specifically, how Generation Z is going to amplify the trends that millennials have already established, such as delaying marriage and living with their friends into their 30's.  It pays to understand these trends and the disruption they create in the traditional rental housing market.  Concepts such as Shared Housing and Coliving are being monetized by savvy investors who see this as a lasting and lucrative trend. My guest today is one of those investors.  Johnny Wolff has roots in Silicon Valley and is the CEO and Founder of HomeRoom Coliving, which is one of the fastest growing coliving companies in the United States. Today Johnny is going to compare and contrast the Millenial and Gen Z demographics and explain the minimum and maximum technology and services they expect to encounter when renting.  Johnny will share the app he uses to create 3D tours, floor plans and dimensions of his properties, and the way he conducts his virtual tours and video interviews. We'll also talk about the type of property that works well for coliving, and how Johnny maximizes the space by adding bedrooms in order to increase rent income per square foot. If you're looking for ways to add upside value to the traditional rental housing model, then you definitely want to hear how Johnny is increasing net income by over 30%.  You can find out more about Johnny and HomeRoom Coliving through email: johnny@livehomeroom.com or website: https://livehomeroom.com Today's episode is brought to you by Green Property Management, managing everything from single family homes to apartment complexes in the West Michigan area. https://www.livegreenlocal.com And RCB & Associates, helping Michigan-based real estate investors and small business owners navigate the complex world of health insurance and medicare benefits. https://www.rcbassociatesllc.com

For much of the pandemic, the place we live and the people we live with have become our entire world. Almost one in three Americans lives in a “doubled up” household: with other adults who aren't their partner or college-aged child. This hour, we talk about sharing living spaces. Cost is a big factor in housing arrangements, but living with roommates also has social implications. We want to hear from you. Do you live with roommates, or in a multi-generational household? GUESTS: Kim Velsey - Reporter for New York Magazine's real estate and design website, Curbed Jennifer Molinsky - Senior Research Associate at the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard devin michelle bunten - Assistant Professor of Urban Economics and Housing at MIT Cat Pastor contributed to this show which originally aired August 5, 2021 Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For much of the pandemic, the place we live and the people we live with have become our entire world. Almost one in three Americans lives in a “doubled up” household: with other adults who aren't their partner or college-aged child. This hour, we talk about sharing living spaces. Cost is a big factor in housing arrangements, but living with roommates also has social implications. We want to hear from you. Do you live with roommates, or in a multi-generational household? GUESTS: Kim Velsey - Reporter for New York Magazine's real estate and design website, Curbed Jennifer Molinsky - Senior Research Associate at the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard devin michelle bunten - Assistant Professor of Urban Economics and Housing at MIT Cat Pastor contributed to this show which originally aired August 5, 2021 Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For much of the pandemic, the place we live and the people we live with have become our entire world. Almost one in three Americans lives in a “doubled up” household: with other adults who aren't their partner or college-aged child. This hour, we talk about sharing living spaces. Cost is a big factor in housing arrangements, but living with roommates also has social implications. We want to hear from you. Do you live with roommates, or in a multi-generational household? GUESTS: Kim Velsey - Reporter for New York Magazine's real estate and design website, Curbed Jennifer Molinsky - Senior Research Associate at the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard devin michelle bunten - Assistant Professor of Urban Economics and Housing at MIT Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For much of the pandemic, the place we live and the people we live with have become our entire world. Almost one in three Americans lives in a “doubled up” household: with other adults who aren't their partner or college-aged child. This hour, we talk about sharing living spaces. Cost is a big factor in housing arrangements, but living with roommates also has social implications. We want to hear from you. Do you live with roommates, or in a multi-generational household? GUESTS: Kim Velsey - Reporter for New York Magazine's real estate and design website, Curbed Jennifer Molinsky - Senior Research Associate at the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard devin michelle bunten - Assistant Professor of Urban Economics and Housing at MIT Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a continuing series of homelessness in Los Angeles, we discuss Haaven - a company started by Heidi Roberts and her husband to relieve homelessness and provide safe, reliable, and shared housing for those who need it. In this episode, we discuss the benefits and reasoning behind Haaven with Heidi and how homelessness is changing, "one building at a time" - www.haaven.org Recorded Wednesday, June 18th, 2021 Check out our website: TheLatest.com Send us feedback: podcast@thelatest.com

Los Angeles has a homelessness crisis that has been going on for years. While politicians talk about solutions (we're looking at you, Eric Garcetti and Mike Bonin), Heidi Roberts and her husband decided to create one with Haaven Shared Housing. Since it opened in April 2018, they have taken 168 people off the streets (that's about 1 person per week) and have an 80% success rate (meaning people are still housed). Listen in as we talk about the full-frontal experience of living in Venice, CA, how housing isn't the solution to the homelessness crisis; there's more to it: Support. Taking care of people shouldn't be hard. We have the resources but seem to lack the political will to make the necessary change. People are suffering from addiction, untreated mental illness and, what they all have in common is trauma. After hearing from public officials that there was no housing, Heidi and her husband decided to create some. With the purchase of a 4-unit building, they were able to move 28 people in...and learned the hard way that housing wasn't the solution. Peer support and the right staff was the secret sauce.  We discuss how the crisis grew out of Mayor Villaraigosa's plan to revitalize DTLA with Staples Center and LA Live, removing from the city much of its affordable housing, which was never replaced. How big developer donors are rewarded with building contracts for the city's unhoused, instead of purchasing existing structures, leaving people on the streets while they wait for construction to be complete. Haaven can house people for $5,000/per person/per year; the city intends to spend nearly $500,000 per person. City and other organizations won't refer to shared housing because they call it "undignified". They also take issue with Haaven's policy of no drugs and alcohol on the premises (you can use elsewhere, just not on the property), saying that is a violation of personal rights. These misdirected ideologies of what they seem to believe is protecting the rights and choices of the unhoused are also what is keeping them on the streets, unsafe and at risk of violence, health crises and police detainment. Elected officials seem to be more interested in appeasing their donor base rather than serving the citizens, both homed and unhoused. There is a significant rise in crime and violence, including violence toward the unhoused. Encampments are run by gangs and Venice Beach is now known as Methlehem. Shared housing offers peer support, creates communities and families, and helps people succeed in sobriety and mental health stability. And it's a common sense solution that can be implemented quickly and at a reasonable cost to the city. You can find Heidi at https://www.haaven.org/Episode recorded on 06/04/21Episode released on 06/23/21For more information on the podcast or its host, please visit sassylittlepodcast.com. There, you will find links to social media and an opportunity to become a member of the podcast community. We are on Twitter and Instagram @SassyLittlePod and Facebook @SassyLittlePodcast.Thanks for listening! If you like this sassy little podcast, please subscribe to it, rate it and review it, and tell your friends about it. For early access, ad-free episode and exclusive content, become a patron on Patreon or a subscriber with Apple Podcasts (coming soon!). Cheers!

As homelessness continues to increase nationally and locally, we need fast, urgent, and cost-effective solutions. Shared housing is a model where homeless people live together as a group, often in a single-family home, sharing a bedroom with a roommate.  It does not require long waits for government-approved vouchers, and it does not require a ton of staff or bureaucracy. And it does not require new lengthy and expensive construction. In this episode, Mike talks with people with lived experience with homelessness and shared housing: Natasha, who currently lives in shared housing after being homeless in Los Angeles; Sarah Gabriel, a former resident of shared housing managed by SHARE! (Self-Help and Recovery Exchange), who now works as a peer bridger for the agency, and Jason Robison, SHARE's executive director. The Culver-City based SHARE! the Self-Help And Recovery Exchange (SHARE!), has been getting people off the streets quickly since 2005 with a model of shared housing called Shared Recovery Housing — a nationally-recognized and evidence-based treatment.  Shared Housing: A Faster, More Cost-Effective Solution to Homelessness (Mike Bonin)Increasing Housing Options for Homeless Populations Through a Shared Housing Approach (HUD)Shared Housing as a Solution for Single Adults (National Alliance to End Homelessness)

Modular Homes, Shared Housing, The Village Concept, Niche Communities. Host Debbie Miller will continue her discussion of housing choices for active adults. Learn about trends in factory-built, energy-efficient homes. Should you live in shared housing like The Golden Girls, join a group to form a Village, or move to a community where residents share similar interests and lifestyles. Decide on your new lifestyle so you can enjoy retirement YOUR way. Part 1 aired February 14. www.BoomerHousingOptions.com  #modularhousing, #GoldenGirls #sharedhousing #retirementcommunities #babyboomers #activeadults #clothingoptionalcommunities #lifelonglearning #LGBTQretirement #aginginplace  #TheVillageConcept #culturalsimilarities #naturistliving #floridaretirement #AANR #nudistretirement #sandwichgeneration

Remote learning has been hard for millions of students worldwide, but for the ones living half a world away from school in the US and Canada, the time zone differences and isolation have taken an added toll.

In this episode, Millionacres Editor Deidre Wollard interviews Padsplit CEO Atticus LeBlanc. PadSplit is a platform that maximizes rental property value by putting multiple tenants in the same home.

An abrupt lock-down was applied to several public housing high-rise buildings in Melbourne due to fears of a coronavirus outbreak. This raised concerns about the quality of this type of accommodation and the hardships residents face. - Lockdown (PSBB) mendadak diberlakukan terhadap beberapa gedung-gedung tinggi perumahan rakyat di Melbourne karena kekhawatiran merebaknya wabah coronavirus. Hal ini menimbulkan kekhawatiran tentang kualitas perumahan semacam ini serta kesulitan yang dihadapi penghuninya.

International students living in shared housing face very many challenges according to a new study done by the University of New South Wales and the University of Sydney. - Menurut studi baru yang dilaksanakan oleh Universitas New South Wales dan Universitas Sydney, pelajar internasional yang tinggal di rumah kos bersama menghadapi banyak tantangan.

This was an important podcast to me. My hat goes off to Debbie Gilbert for taking on this type of investing but more importantly truly trying to help seniors in her community one property at a time. Debbie is the owner of Rosehill Heights, shared housing for senior women. One of the things that really hit me was that there are so many seniors living alone.  This can create social isolation for them, which leads to physical and mental health issues.  In fact, some studies have shown that social isolation can have a more negative effect on longevity than smoking 15 cigarettes a day! What Debbie is doing is incredibly important to her community and I truly respect the work she’s doing to help. Have a listen, she's looking for investors to help her important cause. What you’ll learn on this call; How using your car as a moving library can change your life. Why getting your hands dirty in the beginning can be a game changer? What is shared housing for senior living and is it a good investment opportunity? Why this type of investing strategy can save hundreds, maybe thousands of lives. Do you need a transition team and the important role they play? Is this a difficult investing strategy to implement and how do you get started? In 2030 25% of our population in Canada will be over the age of 65. What type of zoning is required for this type of investing? What is the golden Girls Bill and its importance to this type of investing strategy? Why shared housing is going to be a growing trend moving forward. Bio: Debbie Gilbert was born and raised in Barrie.  Her career has been varied including running her own business, owning and operating a franchise, Executive Director of a local charity and working senior administrative positions in education and family mental health.  She believes all her work and life experience have developed skills that have brought her to her current career as a Real Estate Entrepreneur. In 2015 she was downsized and outsources out of her J-O-B, and decided to get some formal education in real estate investing. She wasted no time in starting to build wealth through real estate. She remains a full-time investor who self-manages the properties in her portfolio which consists of several duplexes and student rentals in Barrie and Orillia. Debbie has done some coaching, some speaking, some writing and is a familiar face at many of the real estate investment groups in this area. A difficult personal experience with an older person in 2017 inspired her new project, Rosehill Heights, shared housing for senior women.  She tells the whole story on a video on her website. Website: www.rosehillheights.com Phone: 1-833-456-7673

This episode introduces Elvina Beck, the owner and director of PodShare, a group of five (as of Aug. 2019) co-housing living spaces throughout Los Angeles along with one site in San Francisco. Elvina is also a resident - a ‘member’ - of PodShare, and she talks about how it all got started. We also talk one more time with housing reporter Anna Scott, in particular about Paul, an individual she’s reported on, who lives in an SRO-type hotel and has a steady job after many years of homelessness; she talks about the challenges of living in a small room with no kitchen, and the challenges of staying off the streets.

Episode 01 of “When I Grow Up” takes a deep dive into the housing market. Guests Evan Kontopantelis, Professor for Data Science and Health Services at the University of Manchester Article “Give Millennials a Break” Sue Heath, Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester Book “Shared Housing, Shared Lives”.html) Melanie Sirinathsingh from Kineara Martha Wilkins from Homeshare Links and Selected Further Reading Milestones into adulthood (Office for National Statistics) History of Right to Buy Indices of Deprivation The artwork for this show was made by the brilliant Claire Hovine. This show is made with the help of Reform Radio in Manchester. The basis for the theme song is “Sounds of Me” by Malt.Tabulated Sounds - stitched together by myself. You can find more info on me and ways to contact me on my website serafin.tv.

Annamarie Pluhar, founded Sharing Housing, Inc. a nonprofit organization to promote the idea of shared housing for adults and to teach people how to find and keep good housemates. She is the author of Sharing Housing, A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates which gives a step by step process for screening potential housemates. https://sharinghousing.orgSponsor: www.SeniorCareAuthority.com

Annamarie Pluhar, founded Sharing Housing, Inc. a nonprofit organization to promote the idea of shared housing for adults and to teach people how to find and keep good housemates. She is the author of Sharing Housing, A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates which gives a step by step process for screening potential housemates. https://sharinghousing.org Sponsor: www.SeniorCareAuthority.com

Dislocation is a podcast dedicated to innovation in real estate — exploring technology's impact on the way in which assets are planned, designed, financed, built, marketed, and operated. This week, Dror and David discuss a recent UCS study about the impact of climate change on RE markets, PMG's new shared/social housing expansion, Harvard's report on the state of housing, Breather's new institutional backers, MetaProp's new Proptech venture fund, and ING's analysis of technology's impact on traditional real estate owners. Contents: - 02:25 Union of Concerned Scientists research report on the potential impact of climate change on real estate - 8:30 PMG, a large residential developer, and their PMGx shared/social/coliving projects in Chicago, Denver, Miami and beyond - 13:11 Harvard Center for Housing Study's report on the state of the nation's housing - 16:50 Breather, a space as a service operator, raises $45m from Temasek and CDPQ - 23:35 MetaProp closes a new $40m Proptech fund, with LPs PGIM, RXR, Cushman & Wakefield, CBRE, and JLL - 30:15 ING report about the impact of technology on the real estate industry ____ Dror Poleg is Managing Partner of NYC's Rethinking.RE, where he advises institutional real estate investors on innovation and investment in emerging technologies. His insights have been featured in reports and events by KPMG, Urban Land Institute, JLL, PERE, NYU, Savills, Estates Gazette, and EPRA. Read more here: www.rethinking.re/dror-poleg/ David Friedlander is the founder of Hothouse.co, a marketing communications, public relations, and trend consultancy with a narrow focus on the future of real estate. Hothouse work has been featured in the New York Times, Wired, Dwell, CNN, and many other outlets. Read more here: hothouse.co/about/

0328 One By One : Shared Housing Experience

While to some the idea of living in a big, trendy house full of strangers from around the world may sound like a reality show, to those living in Cohabs, it's simply reality. Cohabs is a new business in the housing market based mainly in Brussels. It's built on ideas of cohabitation, upscale living and a free formed lifestyle. Most rooms rent for between 600 and 750 euros per month which includes weekly communal space and bathroom cleaning services, a rec room and a built-in home gym.

Summary: More Americans are living alone than at any time in the past 42 years, according to the American census bureau.And as we all get older this will present many challenges both individually and socially as a culture. For single seniors, living alone is not always the ideal solution, having both good and bad aspects. But there are new choices on the horizon. For this episode, Lee chats with Annamarie Pluhar who is a strong advocate for the concepts of Shared housing and living with housemates. Of course, having housemates is not really new, but Annamarie has uncovered a process for doing this that minimizes the downsides while emphasizing safety and compatibility. Lee and Annamarie explore these areas and talk about her book which guides an interested person through the whole business of finding the right house-mate. This episode will interest anyone who may be exploring housing options for themselves or those they know or care for. Listen, Subscribe, ShareEmbed episode on your websitePaste the HTML code below to the desired location on your website What You Will Learn About In This Episode: Required topics to discuss with a potential housemate:  cleanliness, neatness, kitchen use, routines, guests, tasks, noise, bills, pets. 4 basic principles for successful housemate relationships: Understand how you would want to be treated (The golden rule) Deal with problems while they are small. Speak up to prevent bigger issues. Your room is your private domain  Must remain non-romantic and non-sexual How to start the process of finding housemates. How to stay safe. Options if it doesn't work out Links and Resources: *** The show notes pages for the IGA podcasts may be updated at any time. To be notified whenever show notes pages are updated, please Join the I.G.A. Insider's Club. Table Of Contents A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates National Shared Housing Resource Center Go to top Hi!!! Thanks for visiting the show-notes page. Thanks so much for listening! Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, or you can leave me a message directly to me at Lee@InnerGameOfAging.com If you enjoy the show why not get more engaged by subscribing and/or downloading a bunch of episodes from iTunes. But if you really would like to help spread the word about what this podcast is all about, why not leave an honest review on iTunes. Help us to produce better shows with your feedback. Or help others discover this podcast with your praise. Either way, your honest, respectful input is always desired. Please share this episode using the social media buttons you see at the top left of this page. I hope you have an absolutely terrific day and I appreciate the extra time you took to look a little further!

Byron Cregeur taught ballroom dance for 18 years and traveled the world, visiting 23 countries in the last 20 years. Along the way he decided to get serious. He is devoted to the concept that one person can make a difference and he is now devoting his time and work to providing impact to those in need, from programming life long learning to addressing homelessness as Executive Director of Shared Housing Services. Byron is currently the Director of WA Masonic Charities Masonic Outreach Services, a nonprofit supporting aging in place.

Byron Cregeur taught ballroom dance for 18 years and traveled the world, visiting 23 countries in the last 20 years. Along the way he decided to get serious. He is devoted to the concept that one person can make a difference and he is now devoting his time and work to providing impact to those in need, from programming life long learning to addressing homelessness as Executive Director of Shared Housing Services. Byron is currently the Director of WA Masonic Charities Masonic Outreach Services, a nonprofit supporting aging in place.

Shared Housing: Boomer Business Alternatives by BSR Broadcasts with Jackie B. Peterson

Marianne Kilkenny founder of Women for Living in Community joins Lets Share Housing on Monday, April 9th.  Marianne is trailblazing the way toward shared housing in Asheville NC: “Community living based on the guidance of feminine desires for relatedness, commitment, laughter and sharing.”  Women are the creators of community. It’s about women creating communities with other women, their families, their male or female partners, or alone.  It is women at the helm guiding towards the goal of camaraderie and mutual support while living in proximity to others." Marianne and host Zoe will be discussing the shared housing movement sweeping the nation. A highlight of the program will include a recap of NBC's real-life Golden Girls segment featuring boomers Marianne and her housemates. They will also discuss the shared housing movement including Marianne's inspiration for shared housing, anecdotes and resources including conferences planned for shared housing explorers.

Marianne Kilkenny founder of Women for Living in Community joins Lets Share Housing on Monday, April 9th.  Marianne is trailblazing the way toward shared housing in Asheville NC: “Community living based on the guidance of feminine desires for relatedness, commitment, laughter and sharing.”  Women are the creators of community. It’s about women creating communities with other women, their families, their male or female partners, or alone.  It is women at the helm guiding towards the goal of camaraderie and mutual support while living in proximity to others." Marianne and host Zoe will be discussing the shared housing movement sweeping the nation. A highlight of the program will include a recap of NBC's real-life Golden Girls segment featuring boomers Marianne and her housemates. They will also discuss the shared housing movement including Marianne's inspiration for shared housing, anecdotes and resources including conferences planned for shared housing explorers.

Yvonne lives in shared housing in the Pacific NW since moving from the the Napa Valley. Our conversation will focus on the shared housing community Yvonne found when she relocated to the Pacific NW.Yvonne is one of the interviewee's we've featured on youTube. She is the guest on a short film, talking about what she enjoys about shared housing. Yvonne is one of several women who live in a shared housing commmunity in Portland, Oregon. There are many communities of shared housing across the nation. Lets Share Housing is excited to help listeners explore first hand more about the experience from an actual participant. Yvonne is a thoughtful resident who finds shared housing to be a perfect fit for her lifestyle. 

Yvonne lives in shared housing in the Pacific NW since moving from the the Napa Valley. Our conversation will focus on the shared housing community Yvonne found when she relocated to the Pacific NW.Yvonne is one of the interviewee's we've featured on youTube. She is the guest on a short film, talking about what she enjoys about shared housing. Yvonne is one of several women who live in a shared housing commmunity in Portland, Oregon. There are many communities of shared housing across the nation. Lets Share Housing is excited to help listeners explore first hand more about the experience from an actual participant. Yvonne is a thoughtful resident who finds shared housing to be a perfect fit for her lifestyle. 

Kathleen Holland was the Board Chair of Golden Girls Homes, a non-profit that helps women in the Twin Cities create affordable housing. Founded in 2001 by Connie Skillingstad, Golden Girls Homes helps women in Minneapolis and St Paul spend less of their income on housing related expenses by sharing housing with other women.Kathleen is living the shared housing dream since her migration across the country. Join Lets Share Housing co-owner Zoe Johnson as she and Kathleen discuss shared housing and why it matters.

Kathleen Holland was the Board Chair of Golden Girls Homes, a non-profit that helps women in the Twin Cities create affordable housing. Founded in 2001 by Connie Skillingstad, Golden Girls Homes helps women in Minneapolis and St Paul spend less of their income on housing related expenses by sharing housing with other women.Kathleen is living the shared housing dream since her migration across the country. Join Lets Share Housing co-owner Zoe Johnson as she and Kathleen discuss shared housing and why it matters.

Michele Fiasca is the founder of LetsShareHousing. Michele  looks at shared housing as a way to create community & live affordably. She envisions shared housing as a housing option that helps community thrive.Join Lets Share Housing co-owner Zoe Johnson as she and Michele discuss shared housing and how it resonates in our culture.

Michele Fiasca is the founder of LetsShareHousing. Michele  looks at shared housing as a way to create community & live affordably. She envisions shared housing as a housing option that helps community thrive.Join Lets Share Housing co-owner Zoe Johnson as she and Michele discuss shared housing and how it resonates in our culture.

Michele Fiasca: Homing Together talks about updates and services offered through Homing Together. The free website provides a shared housing resources nationwide. APN interviews a wide variety of experts in the field of aging services.  This program invites you to join us in the process of discovering all that progressing through the life course entails...in a fun, and yet experienced way.  Join APN every Monday at noon PST.

Michele Fiasca: Homing Together talks about updates and services offered through Homing Together. The free website provides a shared housing resources nationwide. APN interviews a wide variety of experts in the field of aging services.  This program invites you to join us in the process of discovering all that progressing through the life course entails...in a fun, and yet experienced way.  Join APN every Monday at noon PST.