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Supported Living Strategy Course

Everything you need to know to kickstart your supported living property investment portfolio

The demand for supported living accommodation is soaring. This creates an exceptional opportunity for property investors.

Unlike traditional buy-to-let, supported living properties offer net market rents with minimal void periods, fewer operating expenses, and the satisfaction of knowing your investment genuinely improves lives.

  • Generate stable, long-term income through reliable lease agreements backed by local authority funding
  • Reduce management hassles with tenants who value stability and care providers who handle day-to-day operations
  • Make a meaningful difference by providing quality homes for vulnerable individuals
  • Future-proof your portfolio in a sector with guaranteed, growing demand

✨NEW✨

Module 9: Children's Services

Explore the rapidly growing children's homes sector with this brand-new module.

Discover:

  • What children's homes are and how they differ from supported living
  • Types of children's homes (emergency, long-term, therapeutic, and specialist provision)
  • Market growth statistics 
  • Ofsted regulations and what they mean for property investors
  • Regional demand trends and where opportunities exist
  • Property requirements specific to children's services
  • Finance and leasing structures for children's homes

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Non Members £250

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Module 1: Understanding Supported Living

Module 1: Understanding Supported Living

Gain a comprehensive overview of the supported living sector, including the different tenant groups (from those with learning disabilities and autism to care leavers and domestic abuse survivors), how the care model works, and why this sector offers unique investment opportunities.

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Module 2: Property Requirements & Adaptations

Module 2: Property Requirements & Adaptations

Discover what property types are needed (from one-bedroom flats to bungalows and HMOs), which adaptations are actually necessary (spoiler: 85-90% of properties need zero modifications), and how to match properties with care provider needs.

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Module 3: Lease Agreements & Working Relationships

Module 3: Lease Agreements & Working Relationships

Learn why you need a lease (not an AST) for supported living properties, how to structure agreements that protect both parties, and how to build strong, long-term partnerships with care providers and registered providers.

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Module 4: Due Diligence on Care Providers

Module 4: Due Diligence on Care Providers

Master the art of vetting supported living providers. Understand what makes a quality care business, red flags to watch for, and how to assess whether a provider is the right partner for your property investment.

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Module 5: Deal Analysis

Module 5: Deal Analysis

Get hands-on with real supported living deal examples. Learn how to calculate net rents accurately, factor in the lack of voids and operating expenses, and evaluate whether a supported living opportunity makes financial sense for your portfolio.

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Module 6: Finance & SSAS Pensions

Module 6: Finance & SSAS Pensions

Navigate the specialist lending landscape for supported living properties. Discover how to work with specialist brokers, understand why high street lenders often decline these deals, and explore using SSAS pension funds to hold eligible properties tax-efficiently.

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Module 7: Adaptations & Grants

Module 7: Adaptations & Grants

Understand when adaptations are genuinely needed, how to work with care providers to implement them cost-effectively, and access grants like Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) that can offset modification costs.

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Module 8: Project Management & Planning

Module 8: Project Management & Planning

Learn the practical steps to take your supported living project from concept to completion, including planning permission considerations, building control requirements, and managing timelines with care providers.

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Members save £1,555 - Non Members save £855

If you are serious about investing in property whilst contributing to the wider good of society, I would highly recommend this course.

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Member Price
£695
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£1395

Module 1

Supported living theory

In this first section, we'll dive into the background and theory of supported living. Expect to learn about the history, terminology, tenant types, involved organizations, and funding of supported living. Discover how this strategy differs from the private rental sector and gain a thorough understanding of the supported living landscape.

Module 2

Property Requirements

Learn what types of properties are preferred by care and housing providers and why certain properties suit specific tenant groups. This session focuses on the fundamental characteristics of properties, such as size, location, and amenities

Module 3

Leases

In this lesson we discuss the lease-based model utilised when leasing properties to care and housing providers. This lesson covers the distinctions between leases and ASTs, the critical aspects of lease negotiations, and the financial considerations, including income sources and amounts.

Module 4

Due diligence

This section covers essential aspects of due diligence concerning care providers and housing providers.

Module 5

Deal analysis

This session explores the types of properties suitable for supported living investments and highlights key factors to consider. The course covers specific development considerations, presents a case study with examples, and introduces the in-house calculator spreadsheets used for analysing deals.

Module 6

Supported living finance

In this section we explore the financial aspects of supported living investments. Topics covered include funding mechanisms to hold properties, potential exit routes for selling developed supported living properties, and the role of SSAS pensions in these investments.

Module 7

Property adaptations

In this section of the course, we explore the various aspects and considerations of property adaptations. Learn about the different types of modifications, legal requirements, and practical tips for adapting properties to meet various needs.

Module 8

Planning and Project management

Learn about the planning classifications used within Supported Living and how to achieve them, alongside essential principles to ensure your project's success.

Module 9

Children's Services

  • What children's homes are and how they differ from supported living
  • Types of children's homes (emergency, long-term, therapeutic, and specialist provision)
  • Market growth statistics 
  • Ofsted regulations and what they mean for property investors
  • Regional demand trends and where opportunities exist
  • Property requirements specific to children's services
  • Finance and leasing structures for children's homes