PROPERTY OWNER PARTNERSHIPS
Your Property. A Thoughtful Housing Opportunity.
Phoenix Housing Group (PHG) connects with property owners interested in exploring independent co-living rental arrangements that support adults seeking stable housing.
We believe a successful property partnership starts with transparency, clearly defined responsibilities, and an understanding of the property's potential.
Whether you are a homeowner, landlord, or real estate investor, we welcome the opportunity to learn about your available property and determine whether a partnership may be a suitable fit.
Have a property available? Submit a Property Inquiry to get started.
A Different Approach to Residential Rental Opportunities
Practical Systems. Clear Responsibilities. Consistent Follow-Through.
An independent co-living arrangement may offer a different way to consider how a residential property can be used.
PHG is interested in connecting with property owners who are open to exploring housing arrangements designed to accommodate adults living independently in a shared residential setting.
Our approach emphasizes organized coordination, clear expectations, defined responsibilities, and thoughtful planning before an arrangement moves forward.
Every property and owner has different needs. We begin by understanding yours.
What We Look for in a Property
We welcome inquiries from owners with available residential properties that may be suitable for independent co-living.
Property Types
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Single-family homes
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Three- to four-bedroom residential properties
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Other residential properties that may be suitable for shared living
Property Considerations
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Current availability and anticipated availability date
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General property condition and readiness
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Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
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Location and suitability for the proposed housing arrangement
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Owner expectations and preferred rental terms
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Applicable zoning, occupancy, and other property-use requirements
Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee acceptance or a rental agreement. Each property is subject to an individual review.
Who Should Inquire?
This opportunity may be worth exploring if you:
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Own or legally control a residential property that may be available for a rental arrangement.
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Are open to discussing independent co-living as a potential property use.
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Value clear communication and documented expectations.
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Are willing to discuss property suitability, rental terms, and applicable requirements.
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Want to explore a potential partnership before making a commitment.
We welcome inquiries from agencies, individual homeowners, landlords, and property investors.
What Happens After You Submit Your Inquiry?
Step 1 — Submit Your Property Information
Complete our Property Inquiry Form with basic information about your property, its availability, and your expectations.
Step 2 — Initial Review
PHG reviews the information provided to determine whether the property may align with our current housing objectives.
Step 3 — Follow-Up Conversation
If there appears to be a potential fit, we may contact you to request additional information and discuss the proposed arrangement.
Step 4 — Property and Terms Evaluation
Potential next steps may include additional property review, verification of applicable requirements, discussion of rental terms, and evaluation of responsibilities.
Step 5 — Written Agreement and Approval
Any partnership proceeds only after the necessary reviews, approvals, and written agreements are completed.
Submitting an inquiry is an initial expression of interest, not a commitment by either party.
Let's Start With Your Property.
The right partnership begins with a conversation.
If you have a residential property available and are interested in exploring an independent co-living rental arrangement, Phoenix Housing Group invites you to tell us more.
Complete our Property Inquiry Form to introduce your property and help us determine the appropriate next steps.
Phoenix Housing Group
Built on Structure. Driven by Compassion.
All proposed arrangements are subject to property suitability, applicable laws and requirements, mutual agreement, and execution of appropriate written agreements. No rental arrangement, occupancy level, or financial return is guaranteed.
