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Co-Living Rental Accelerator – Module #1: Property Identification, Deal Analysis

Do Good & Do Well!

Wednesday, October 30, 2024
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM (MDT)

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Event Details

Dismissing co-living as a niche market is a fallacy. It is a rapidly growing rental market segment that is well-positioned to meet the changing needs of American renters. As demographic shifts continue and housing shortages persist, the demand for shared living arrangements is expected to rise. After all, humans have been sharing housing since we lived together in caves, and it’s only in the last century that Americans started thinking everyone should be in their own houses. By recognizing the historical precedent of room rentals or shared housing and understanding the current market conditions; it becomes clear that co-living is much more than just a niche.

By adapting to renters' evolving needs and addressing the barriers to entry in traditional housing models, we can create a more inclusive and sustainable housing ecosystem that benefits individuals and communities alike. The co-living market is not a niche to be overlooked but rather a significant opportunity for growth and innovation in the real estate industry.

10/30 - Module #1:

This accelerator will consist of 4 weeks, and each week, we’ll focus on the co-living rental strategy, including converting, managing, and leasing. Each week will look like this:

  • Before meeting virtually each week, you’ll have access to a recorded session on the focus of the week to watch and review before meeting
  • On Mondays, you’ll meet with Troy Miller, ICOR, Padsplit, and others to discuss the topic from a practical perspective, either from Q&A or from a guest expert to sit in the hot seat for an interview and Q&A

For More Information:

Troy Miller
Troy Miller
CEO | ICOR (970)682-4267
Future Sessions:

(by registering for this event, you will be automatically registered for the remaining series)

  • 11/6 - Module #2:
  • 11/13 - Module #3: 
  • 11/20 - Module #4: