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The Operational Template Pack and Legal Template Package are scheduled for release in May 2026.

Additional resources—including the Shared Housing Manual and Workbook—will be released later in phases. Join the waitlist to be notified as each component becomes available.

The Shared Housing System is designed for operators running or planning to run co-living homes, shared housing, recovery residences, and other multi-resident housing models.

It is particularly useful for:

• Independent co-living operators
• Recovery housing providers
• Owner-occupants renting by the room
• Small portfolio shared housing owners
• Property managers responsible for shared homes

The system was designed for a wide range of multi-resident housing environments, including:

• Co-living homes
• Recovery residences and sober living homes
• Room-rental housing
• Owner-occupied shared homes
• Small portfolio shared housing operators

The frameworks focus on resident management and operational systems, which are common across many shared housing models.

The Shared Housing System focuses primarily on operating shared homes successfully.

While the Workbook includes tools for evaluating potential properties, the core system is designed to help operators run stable, well-managed shared housing environments after acquisition.

Most co-living education focuses on how to acquire properties or maximize rent per room. The Shared Housing System focuses on something different: how to operate shared homes successfully over the long term.

The system documents the operational infrastructure required to run stable shared housing environments — including resident onboarding, house culture, operational workflows, conflict resolution frameworks, and turnover processes.

Rather than presenting a single strategy or investment model, the Shared Housing System provides a structured operational framework that operators can adapt to many types of shared housing, including co-living homes, recovery residences, and room-rental properties.

The Shared Housing System is designed to support both new and experienced operators.

For newer operators, the system provides structured frameworks that help establish stable operations from the beginning. For experienced operators, the templates and operational models can help standardize processes across multiple homes.

The system focuses on practical operational infrastructure, which becomes increasingly valuable as operators scale.

Yes. The system is designed to support both single-property operators and larger portfolios.

Many of the frameworks are particularly useful for operators managing their first or second shared home, where establishing clear systems early can prevent common operational problems.

Yes. The system is specifically designed to support repeatable operations across multiple homes.

The templates and frameworks allow operators to standardize onboarding, house expectations, operational workflows, and conflict resolution processes so that each property runs consistently.

Yes. All templates are designed to be fully editable and adaptable.

Operators can modify language, policies, and procedures to fit their specific housing model, local regulations, and operational preferences.

Yes. The Shared Housing System is designed as a growing operational library.

Additional tools, templates, and resources may be added over time as the system evolves and new operator needs are identified.

Subscribers to the waitlist will be notified when new tools, updates, and resources become available.