FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTORS READY TO EXPLORE A NEW INCOME MODEL
Could CoLiving Unlock 3x More Cash Flow From One Property?
Join Lou Brown and Bobby Bleisch in Lubbock, Texas for an immersive, two-day CoLiving investor workshop where you will tour real projects, examine the operating model, review practical case studies, and learn the good, the bad, and the ugly of converting homes for shared living.
You will leave this experience with a complete understanding of how to implement CoLiving and multiply your profits!
CoLiving may create increased cash-flow potential in the right property, market, and operating model; results vary and are not guaranteed. Any percentage examples, case studies, or financial figures must be substantiated, typicality-qualified where required, and evaluated in light of each attendee’s specific circumstances.
Two days. Real properties. The full operating picture.
This is not a sit-in-the-back-of-a-ballroom seminar. You will see new homes and older houses that have been converted for CoLiving, examine the decisions behind them, and learn how to evaluate whether this strategy fits a property before you commit capital.
Tour the projects
See newer homes and older houses that have been converted for CoLiving—up close and in person.
Study the numbers
Review actual case-study categories: refit costs, furnishing costs, marketing, move-in, collections, and ongoing operations.
Take home the implementation tools
Receive an operations-focused manual with practical processes, checklists, household standards, and implementation documents.
Learn How to Add CoLiving to Your Portfolio & Create More Income Potential From Every Property
A room-by-room income model may create greater cash-flow potential than a traditional single lease.
But a higher projected rent total is only the beginning of the decision.
Before you convert a single-family or small multifamily property, you need to see whether the property, neighborhood, setup costs, resident experience, and day-to-day operating systems can work together.
CoLiving is not simply a higher-rent strategy. It is a hands-on operating model.
Before you consider changing the income model of a single-family or small multifamily property, you need answers to questions like these:
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Which layouts, neighborhoods, and community offerings help attract long-term residents?
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What does it cost to refit and furnish the property properly—not just theoretically?
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How do you manage inquiries, screening, move-ins, collections, house expectations, and difficult situations?
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How can a property remain flexible enough to move back toward traditional use if the market changes or a conventional buyer appears?
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What does a converted home actually look and feel like when residents live there every day?
That is why this workshop takes you out of the classroom and into the field.
You will see CoLiving across lower-, middle-, and higher-priced areas of town. You will compare the communities, the property types, and the unique value propositions used to attract long-term residents.
Then you will return to the classroom to turn what you saw into a better decision-making process for your own investments.
See the Projects. Understand the Numbers. Learn the Systems.
Most real estate events teach you the upside first—and leave you to figure out the messy middle later.
This workshop gives you the chance to see the homes, ask questions in the field, and then work through the practical details in the classroom.
You will examine the properties, study the decisions behind them, and learn how to evaluate whether a potential property can support a practical CoLiving operating plan.
Over the two days, you will learn to evaluate four essential parts of a potential CoLiving project:
See the Property in Context
Tour different property types and communities so you can better understand how layout, location, condition, neighborhood, and resident experience shape the model.
Price the Conversion Realistically
Review the cost categories that matter—from refitting and furnishing to marketing, move-in processes, collections, and operations—so you can avoid evaluating a project through gross income alone.
Build the Resident Experience
Learn the systems that make shared living more orderly and sustainable: application workflows, house expectations, operating procedures, rules, communication, and resident standards.
Preserve Your Options
Explore how investors can think about adaptability—so a property strategy is evaluated with future market conditions and other ownership paths in mind.
The goal is not to force every house into CoLiving. The goal is to identify the right property, set it up correctly, operate it responsibly, and know when the model is not a fit.
Learn From Two Investors Who Know the Affordable-Housing Conversation From the Inside
Lou Brown
Lou Brown will guide the strategic conversation: why CoLiving deserves serious attention from single-family and small multifamily investors, what to evaluate before a conversion, and how to view the opportunity through both the investor lens and the housing-needs lens.
Bobby Bleisch
Bobby Bleisch will bring the operator’s perspective: lessons from the field, the decisions that actually matter, and the practical realities that do not show up in a generic real estate presentation.
Together, they will cover the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Not just the possibilities. Not just a collection of attractive revenue numbers. The real work of selecting, setting up, marketing, managing, and sustaining a CoLiving property.
What You Will Experience Over Two Full Days in Lubbock
Field Training: See CoLiving at Its Best—Up Close and Personal
You will tour a range of CoLiving projects, including newer homes and older houses that have been converted into multiple living spaces.
You will see how the model is approached in different parts of town and what each community needs to attract and retain long-term residents.
Expect to examine:
- Property layouts and conversion decisions
- Neighborhood positioning and resident appeal
- The differences between lower-, middle-, and higher-priced areas
- How homes are prepared to support a quality shared-living experience
- The practical details that separate a theoretical deal from an operating property
Classroom Training: Turn the Field Experience Into a Repeatable Evaluation Process
After seeing the projects, you will work through the systems and numbers behind them.
You will learn how to think through:
- How to identify properties that may be candidates for CoLiving
- How to prepare a home for operational success
- The actual cost categories behind a property refit and furnishing plan
- Which furnishing items matter, including make, model, and SKU-level details where provided
- Marketing that attracts the right long-term residents
- Inquiry handling, move-in processes, collections, and operational follow-through
- Household standards, expectations, rules, and procedures
Real-World Conversations: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
You will not be handed a one-sided pitch.
Lou, Bobby, market experts, and government officials will discuss the real considerations investors need to understand: the opportunities, the operational demands, the community need, and the questions that must be addressed in the local market.
Live Q&A Throughout the Event
Bring your questions. Ask them while you are on site, after a case study, or during the classroom sessions.
This is your opportunity to get beyond a generic strategy and understand how the model may—or may not—apply to the properties you own or are considering.
You Will Leave With More Than Notes—You Will Leave With a Practical Implementation Manual
A strong idea is not enough. You need a way to put it into action.
Every attendee will receive a CoLiving Implementation Manual designed to help organize the systems and documents discussed during the event.
The manual is expected to include practical materials such as:
- Application-process guidance
- Specialized rental-agreement materials
- Processes-and-procedures operating guidance
- Household expectations, rules, and regulations
- Property setup and furnishing references
- Operational checklists and implementation prompts
- Additional relevant documents and resources shared by the presenters
Important: All materials are educational and operational resources, not legal advice or jurisdiction-specific legal documents. Rental agreements, policies, fair-housing obligations, licensing, zoning, safety, and operational practices must be reviewed and adapted by qualified local counsel and professionals before use.
Learn the Questions That Turn a “Big Idea” Into a Real Investment Decision
During the workshop, you will review case-study details intended to help you ask more useful questions before you convert a property.
You will see how experienced operators think through:
- The cost to refit a property
- The cost of furnishings and setup
- How to market the home and manage incoming calls
- The move-in process
- Collections and operating procedures
- Resident expectations and household standards
- The costs, constraints, and trade-offs that are easy to miss from the outside
Because a cash-flow claim without a complete operating picture is not a strategy.
The workshop is designed to help you connect property condition + resident experience + real costs + practical systems before you decide whether CoLiving belongs in your investment plan.
Any case-study figures shown at the event or used in marketing must identify the relevant property and time period, disclose material costs and assumptions, and be accompanied by an appropriate results disclaimer. Individual results vary.
This Workshop Is for Investors Who Want the Full Picture Before They Make a Move
You will benefit if you are:
- A single-family or small multifamily investor seeking to explore a different income model.
- Considering a property conversion and want to see operating examples before you act.
- An experienced landlord who wants more than another high-level real estate trend presentation.
- A newer investor who wants to understand how the property, the numbers, and the operations must work together.
- An investor who sees affordable housing as both a business opportunity and a responsibility.
- Ready to ask sharper questions about property selection, setup, resident experience, and local due diligence.
This is not for you if you are:
- Looking for a “set it and forget it” investment.
- Unwilling to complete property-level, market-level, and local due diligence.
- Looking for a way around applicable safety, housing, fair-housing, zoning, licensing, or occupancy requirements.
- Expecting a workshop to guarantee income, occupancy, or investment results.
The purpose of this event is clarity: to help you understand what is possible, what it takes, and what you must verify before you act.
Your Lubbock CoLiving Workshop Schedule
Wednesday, November 11
Arrival Day
Fly into Lubbock, Texas and get settled for two full days of immersive training.
[Insert approved welcome-event, hotel, transportation, check-in, and arrival instructions.]
Thursday, November 12
Field Training + Classroom Breakdown
- Tour CoLiving projects in Lubbock
- See new and older homes that have been converted for multiple living
- Compare communities and resident offerings across different areas of town
- Begin the property-evaluation discussion
- Review the good, the bad, and the ugly with Lou and Bobby
- Participate in live Q&A
Friday, November 13
Systems, Costs, Documents + Action Planning
- Continue field and classroom training
- Review case-study cost categories and operating considerations
- Learn property selection, setup, furnishing, marketing, and management frameworks
- Work through application, household-expectation, and operating-process concepts
- Learn from market experts and [CONFIRMED] government officials
- Ask your final questions and build your next-step action plan
Tour capacity is limited.
Reserve Your Seat for the Texas CoLiving Investor Workshop
Early-Bird Tuition
$997
After the early-bird deadline—or when limited tour capacity is filled—tuition increases to $1,497.
Why act now?
This is a small, in-person field experience. The number of attendees is limited by the capacity of the tour transportation—not by the number of seats in a hotel ballroom.
Once the bus is full, additional registrants will be placed on a waiting list.
Your enrollment includes:
- Two full days of live classroom and field training in Lubbock
- Guided tours of CoLiving projects and converted homes
- Training with Lou Brown and Bobby Bleisch
- Real-world case-study and operating discussions
- Access to market-expert and [CONFIRMED] government-official discussions
- Live Q&A throughout the event
- The CoLiving Implementation Manual and the educational resources included with it
Early-bird tuition ends [EARLY-BIRD DEADLINE] or when tour capacity is reached, whichever comes first. [Insert refund, transfer, cancellation, and waitlist terms.]
Frequently Asked Questions
Plan to arrive in Lubbock, Texas, on Wednesday, November 11. The live workshop training takes place all day on Thursday, November 12 and Friday, November 13. Exact venue, hotel, transportation, and check-in instructions will be provided to enrolled attendees.
Both. This is designed as a hands-on, two-day experience that combines classroom training with field training and guided tours of CoLiving projects in Lubbock.
The workshop is expected to include newer homes and older houses that have been converted for multiple living, with exposure to projects and communities across lower-, middle-, and higher-priced areas of town. Final tour properties are subject to availability, operational conditions, safety considerations, and presenter discretion.
The manual is expected to include application-process guidance, specialized rental-agreement materials, operating processes and procedures, household expectations, rules, regulations, property setup references, and other resources discussed during the workshop. These are educational materials and must be reviewed by qualified local professionals before use.
No. The workshop may provide educational examples and operational materials, but it does not provide legal advice or jurisdiction-specific legal documents. You are responsible for obtaining legal, regulatory, fair-housing, licensing, zoning, tax, safety, and other professional guidance appropriate to your property and market.
No. The workshop is useful whether you own a property, are evaluating one, or want to understand the CoLiving model before making your next investment decision.
No. Layout, location, neighborhood, market demand, property condition, operating costs, local rules, safety requirements, resident needs, and management capacity all matter. This workshop is designed to help you identify the questions that determine whether a property may be a fit.
No. The workshop is educational. CoLiving may create increased cash-flow potential in the right circumstances, but all real estate results depend on the property, market, financing, costs, operations, and many other factors. Results are not guaranteed.
The event includes field training and project tours. Attendance is limited by transportation and tour capacity. Once the bus is full, new registrants will be offered a place on the waiting list.
Early-bird tuition is $997. Tuition increases to $1,497 after [EARLY-BIRD DEADLINE] or when the limited early-bird/tour capacity is filled. Confirmed pricing and terms should appear on the enrollment form.
You Can Keep Hearing About CoLiving From a Distance…
…or you can come to Lubbock, walk through the projects, study the operating details, ask the hard questions, and leave with a more informed way to assess the opportunity.
For two full days, Lou Brown and Bobby Bleisch will help you move from a broad idea to a more practical understanding of:
- Which properties may fit the model
- What it takes to set them up
- What the real cost categories look like
- How the resident experience and operating systems work
- What you need to verify before you move forward
Join Us in Lubbock, November 12–13
Arrive November 11 • Live Field & Classroom Training November 12–13 • Early-Bird Tuition $997
Tour capacity is limited. Once the bus is full, new registrants will be placed on the waiting list.
P.S.
You could try to piece this together from videos, spreadsheets, and isolated conversations. Or you can spend two days seeing multiple CoLiving projects in person, hearing the operational realities directly, and taking home an organized implementation manual to guide your next questions. Reserve your $997 early-bird seat before the price moves to $1,497 or field-training capacity is reached.