Are Halfway Houses Allowed in Neighborhoods?
Want to start a halfway house in your neighborhood? Will your neighbors and city allow halfway homes on your block? What are your legal rights in operating a halfway home in your neighborhood?
Learn how to build a successful shared living business with the experts.
Felicia and Uncle Dave have over 12 years of experience opening and managing affordable housing, and they’ve dealt with every possible scenario a landlord may encounter.
Now they want to share their knowledge and experience with real estate investors seeking to increase their monthly rental income (and help their community).
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Email Marketing For Group Homes
Many of my shared housing coaching clients who own group homes or are about to open some model of shared housing have their referral list
What Is A Transitional House?
What do people mean when they say they live in a transitional house? They really could be referring to a lot of different types of housing.
What is a Halfway House?
Halfway houses are an important necessity in the criminal justice system. Yet they don’t have a good reputation.
Can You Have a Phone in a Halfway House?
Living in a halfway house can be a great way to transition back into society after being released from prison. These houses provide a number
Felicia Edelman, Esq.
Felicia, a real estate attorney, is the Executive Director of Uncle Dave’s Housing in Los Angeles. Uncle Dave’s has helped thousands of men get back on their feet by providing them with affordable housing.
At the same time, Uncle Dave’s Housing is a successful business that continues to expand. She has opened more than 10 group homes from sober living to transitional housing to halfway houses…
David Wohlman aka Uncle Dave
Uncle Dave is a drug and alcohol counselor who has mitigated almost every type of situation that could arise with shared housing. He has a giant personality and is passionate about helping people get back on their feet. Uncle Dave knows what it is like to be in need of affordable housing.
In 2005 he came out of prison with nowhere to live and only $200.00 in his pocket…
Money to be made.
Both Felicia and Uncle Dave are passionate about creating shared housing in every community. It is the future of the rental housing market for so many people in need, especially in this economy.
There is so much money to be made by landlords who purchase or even lease properties and those willing to convert exiting investments from single-family to shared living rental units. Felicia and David have perfected their model of affordable housing that will increase your real estate profits. If you are ready to make more money and help your community contact us now.