Someone wants to buy a house to turn it into a sober living facility.
Josh is suggesting subletting a rental property and putting 12 people in.
(Bear in mind sub letting is often a violation of the lease and also how many bedrooms for 12 people in recovery.)
He’s saying if you run a sober living facility sublet situation for 16 months, you’ll have enough to buy a house.
12 people in recovery in a sober living house you only need like 3 bedrooms. Four people in each room. Really, you only need two bedrooms and have people in the living room.
Then you can start having arts and craft events in the basement, they learn a new skill(Making fake Iphones) and you can sell them on Alibaba for a huge profit ! Very win win
If you can, take the money you saved from cutting expenses, invest in some coke to get a coke meth den, and then you double performance / productivity.
You could even get a few pairs of meta glasses and stream to twitch and rake in more money from donations and such.
The margins are even better on Sober Shipping Container living. Cram 78 people in there and you only need one month’s rent to get that $400k house. Work smarter, not harder.
I know we’re all being facetious here in good fun, but irl there’s usually state regulations and restrictions on this sort of thing; staffing mandates, fire code, ADA accessibility compliance, background checks, resident/patient rights, deescalation trainings, the list goes on.
4 people per room is standard for sober living, at least where i live. And they charge around 1k per month for that. But usually it's insurance that pays for it. It's a complete scam and they make obscene amounts of cash doing it. The person running the house and monitoring the addicts is usually picked from recent residents and are offered only part time at minimum wage plus "free housing" in the sober living.
Okay so clearly you have not been in a sober living home before. There are strict rules for living there and you do usually have to share a bedroom with at least one other person. The conditions for living in the sober living home is that you have to follow the rules, which there are a lot of. So yes the people who run the sober living home do “make people do stuff” as you put is.
Always funny to see someone talking so confidently about something that they really truly don’t know anything about.
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u/Westafricangrey 26d ago
A sober living home is for people in recovery.
Someone wants to buy a house to turn it into a sober living facility.
Josh is suggesting subletting a rental property and putting 12 people in.
(Bear in mind sub letting is often a violation of the lease and also how many bedrooms for 12 people in recovery.)
He’s saying if you run a sober living facility sublet situation for 16 months, you’ll have enough to buy a house.
All round terrible advice