Does Your Property Have Group Home Potential???

Find Out Below!!!

Discover Your Property's Hidden Gem: Unleash Its Group Home Potential!

Join Us in Creating Safe and Supportive Homes

Thrive Together Residences welcomes wholesalers, homeowners, and landlords who share our commitment to creating safe and supportive living environments to consider submitting their properties to see if us or one of our partners would purchase it to utilize as a group home. We appreciate your interest in being a part of our mission to provide quality housing for those in need. Before you proceed, we invite you to review the underwriting parameters outlined below to ensure that your property aligns with our vision and needs. Your dedication to maintaining a nurturing space is invaluable, and this initial step helps us determine if your property is a strong fit for our community-driven initiative.

Common Group Home Types

Sober Living
Veteran Homes
Chronically Homeless
Domestic Abuse Safe Houses
Kids Aging Out of Foster Care
Mental and Behavioral Health
Elder Care
Residential Assisted Living
Intellectual and Developmental Disability

Underwriting: Ensuring The Right Fit

Discover Our Underwriting Parameters

To ensure that your property aligns with our mission and is a strong fit for our community, we have established underwriting parameters. These parameters include location, property type, zoning and licensing, accessibility, safety, property condition, and space and capacity. We believe in maintaining high standards to provide a safe, comfortable, and nurturing environment for our residents.

The Underwriting Checklist

Location:
Our properties are ideally located in communities that offer accessibility to essential services, public transportation, and a safe neighborhood environment. Please ensure that your property is situated in a suitable location. (See below for Walkscore.com)

Property Types:
We typically consider single-family homes, townhouses, or apartment buildings that can be adapted for group home living. The property should be well-maintained and have the capacity to accommodate our residents comfortably. Certain commercial buildings will be accepted.

Zoning and Licensing:

Understand that group homes often require specific zoning and/or licensing approvals. Check with your local authorities to ensure that your property complies with these regulations. This is usually a question as simple as, "Can the property located at 123 Main St. be used as a group/boarding home?". Contacting zoning is encouraged to speed up the process, but not required.

Property Condition:

We look for properties that are in good condition, with well-functioning systems and minimal (less than $30,000) renovation needs but will make exceptions if the property is in a prime location. A well-maintained property ensures a safe and comfortable living environment for our residents.

Space and Capacity:

The property should have sufficient space to meet our residents' needs. It should provide comfortable living areas, shared spaces, and adequate bedroom accommodations. We like to be able to fit a minimum of 6 residents