Pick the model
Population, services, licensing classification and the housing model that actually fits what you can deliver.
The implementation programme
You are not buying 12 weeks.You are building the machine.
The Accelerator™ takes you from interested beginner to market-validated operator — with a chosen population, a verified model, researched payors, a named referral list, property criteria, underwriting you can defend, a control strategy and a launch plan. You leave with the machine assembled, not with notes.
An application is required. This programme is built for people who intend to execute, not to collect information.
What actually changes
The difference between interested and operator.
Most people who want to build a housing business stay interested for years. The gap is rarely knowledge. It is that nobody made them assemble the parts in order, on paper, with real names attached.
Where applicants start
Interested beginner
- “I want to start a group home.”
- No chosen population — or several in mind at once
- No idea which agency regulates the model
- No named referral contacts
- Property search already underway, with no criteria
- Numbers that assume full occupancy at a rate nobody has confirmed
- No acquisition structure identified
- No operating system, no exit, no scale plan
Where you finish
Market-validated operator
- One population, chosen deliberately and defended in writing
- A regulatory classification researched and confirmed with the agency that governs it
- Payor categories identified, with typical rates and payment timelines documented
- A named referral list — real organizations, real contacts, real conversations started
- Written property criteria that any house either meets or does not
- Underwriting that holds at realistic occupancy, not best case
- A control strategy selected for the market and the owner's circumstances
- Operating systems, documentation standards, launch plan and a scale path
This is the deliverable: an assembled, defensible business — not a certificate and not a folder of notes. Completion does not guarantee any outcome; it means you have done the work that makes an outcome possible.
Why a programme instead of a course
Nobody fails this business from lack of information.
They fail because they sign a lease before verifying demand, or find a property before choosing a model, or build a house nobody has agreed to send anyone to.
The Accelerator™ is sequenced. Twelve phases, in the order the decisions actually need to be made. You do not move to phase five until phase two is genuinely finished — because doing it in the wrong order is what costs operators real money.
Every week has a build lab where you produce something, a deal room where real opportunities get reviewed, and an accountability call where the numbers get reported. That structure is the product.
Weekly
Weekly Build Lab
Implementation and systems. You leave each session with something built — a document, a process, a model, a script — not just notes.
Weekly
Deal Control Room™
Bring an actual deal — a master lease, option, seller-finance, JV, landlord or acquisition opportunity — and we work it live: the structure, the terms, the economics, the risk and the exit.
Weekly
Weekly Accountability Call
Numbers and execution. What you said you would do, what happened, and what changes next week.
The curriculum
Twelve phases. One per week.
In order. That matters more than any single lesson in the programme.
Verify demand
Prove that the population you chose actually needs housing in your market — before you commit to a property.
Identify the payers
Who pays for housing in your market, through what mechanism, and what it takes to become a placement they will use.
Build referral partners
The organizations that hold your residents, the relationships to build, and the standards they require.
Find the property
Criteria, sourcing, screening and the diligence that tells you whether a house can legally do what you need it to.
Deal Control™
Seller and landlord motivation, property economics, contract structure, acquisition timing, capital, risk and exit strategy — plus the fifteen items you analyse before you commit to any structure.
Compliance
Zoning, occupancy, fire, insurance, fair housing, business registration and the verification record you keep.
Operating documents
Residency agreements, house rules, intake forms, screening criteria, inspection records and the full document set.
Fill the house
Intake process, screening, placement coordination and the referral follow-up that keeps beds full.
Install management
House managers, staffing structure, communication standards and the systems that let you stop being on call.
Measure performance
Occupancy, break-even, cost per house, referral conversion and the numbers that tell you what to fix.
Scale
What has to be true before house number two — systems, documentation, reserves, management and margins.
Three levels of support
Choose the level of access you actually need.
The curriculum is the same. What changes is how much access, review and direct implementation help you get.
Group implementation
Accelerator™
$9,997investment
The full 12-week programme with all three weekly calls in a group cohort.
- 12-week structured curriculum
- Weekly Build Lab
- Deal Control Room™
- Weekly accountability call
- Full template and document library
- Operator cohort network
Most access
Accelerator™ + private access
VIP
$15,000investment
Everything in the Accelerator™ plus individual review of your specific market, model and deals.
- Everything in the Accelerator™
- Private sessions with the founder
- Your market and model reviewed directly
- Your deals underwritten one-on-one
- Priority deal room time
Done-with-you
Private Implementation
$25,000+investment
Direct implementation support across the full build — model, property, systems and staffing.
- Everything in VIP
- Direct implementation engagement
- Property and deal analysis on live opportunities
- Systems and staffing build support
- Scope and pricing scoped individually
Investment levels are stated for transparency. Nothing on this page is a promise of income, occupancy, financing approval or business outcome.
Who this is for
You should apply if you are ready to execute.
- You have decided to build a housing business and want the sequence right
- You already operate and want to add houses without conventional financing
- You have capital or credit and want to deploy it into an operating business
- You want your deals reviewed by people who have structured them
- You are willing to report your numbers weekly
- You can commit the time the 12 weeks actually require
Be honest with yourself
This is not for everyone.
- Not for someone looking for a passive investment with no operating role
- Not for anyone wanting a licence determination — that comes from your state
- Not a promise of funding, financing approval or guaranteed occupancy
- Not a substitute for legal, tax, medical or clinical advice
- Not for someone who will not do the work between sessions
- Not for anyone unwilling to disclose the intended use to owners and regulators
If the model you want requires a licence, you still need the licence. The Accelerator™ teaches you how to build the business — not how to avoid the requirements that apply to it.
Application
Tell us where you are.
We review every application personally. If the programme is not the right fit for where you are right now, we will tell you and point you at what is.
I understand Acquire Group Homes™ provides education, consulting, business systems and real-estate strategy — not legal, medical, licensing, tax or Medicaid advice.
Not ready for the Accelerator™?
Start smaller. That is a legitimate answer.
Most people should start with Group Home Secrets™ — the $27 starter system that gives you the whole business in the right order. Then the acquisition programme. Then the Accelerator™, when you have something to implement.
Important disclaimer
Acquire Group Homes™ provides education, consulting, business systems and real-estate strategy. It does not provide legal advice, medical advice, clinical treatment, licensing determinations, tax advice or Medicaid eligibility determinations. Requirements vary by property, population, services, city, county and state — nothing on this page states or implies that any model is automatically legal in any jurisdiction.
Operators must verify zoning, licensing, occupancy, building/fire code, fair-housing obligations, insurance, resident-rights requirements and other applicable laws with qualified professionals before acquiring or operating a property. We do not promise "no license required," guaranteed Medicaid payment, guaranteed government contracts, guaranteed occupancy, "eviction-proof" agreements, or that any structure avoids zoning or lender requirements.
Full disclaimers