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Coliving (Professionally Run Roommate Situation) on a Small Scale
Is there anyone on here that has offered coliving on a small scale? Coliving is basically when you rent out individual rooms in a nice home. It's set up for roommates and housekeeping is included. Sometimes shared kitchen items are provided, like olive oil, coffee pods and creamer. It's people-intensive and blends the amenities of an airbnb with a boarding room/inn concept.
I'm looking at a low cost of living area that's plagued with a housing shortage. My thought is to buy a large home, alter it slightly so it's set up for roommates instead of a family, and then rent to individual professionals that work at the hospital or local school district.
Has anyone does this? Can you recommend from resources or things to consider?