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The Co-Living Show
Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain
EP 34 - Build With the Exit in Mind: Co-Living Resale with Josh Stanton
OCT 1, 202661 MIN
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Description
Build With the Exit in Mind: Co-Living Resale with Josh Stanton
Most co-living investors spend a lot of time thinking about how to buy a property, renovate it, fill the rooms, and maximize cash flow.
But what happens when it’s time to sell?
In this episode of The Co-Living Show, Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain sit down with Josh Stanton, a longtime co-living investor and real estate agent in Atlanta who has been involved with PadSplit since its earliest days.
Josh started with a simple house hack, buying a home and renting rooms to lower his own housing costs. That eventually led him into co-living, where he became one of PadSplit’s earliest hosts and began helping other investors buy, operate, and eventually sell co-living properties.
The conversation goes deep into one side of co-living that does not get discussed enough: the exit.
Josh explains why the decisions you make during your renovation can have a major impact on your resale options later. Adding bedrooms may increase cash flow, but unusual layouts, eliminated common areas, unpermitted square footage, and financing complications can make a property much harder to sell.
They also discuss appraisal challenges, finding lenders who understand co-living, selling occupied properties, creating comps for the industry, and what Josh learned from helping sell everything from individual PadSplits to large co-living portfolios.
In this episode:
How Josh went from house hacking to becoming an early PadSplit host
Why you should think about resale before starting your renovation
How property configuration can affect your eventual sale price
What makes a co-living property harder for lenders and appraisers to understand
Why permitting matters, especially when adding finished square footage
When a high-performing co-living property may command a premium
How Josh has sold occupied co-living properties
Lessons from selling co-living portfolios
How to position a co-living property for investors
Why having co-living-savvy lenders, appraisers, and agents matters
Josh has also been building a network of real estate agents who understand co-living so investors can connect with knowledgeable professionals in markets around the country.
Connect with Josh Stanton
Stanton Team Co-Living:
https://stantonteamcoliving.com
Stanton Team:
https://stanton.team
Email:
[email protected]
Lenders Mentioned in This Episode
Jeffrey Weller / Jay Hussey | Coast2Coast Mortgage
NMLS #376205 | MLO NMLS #385022
Office: 904-500-LOAN (5626)
Jay: 904-322-4340
Jeff: [email protected]
Jay: [email protected]
https://www.coast2coastmortgage.com
Theodore Alexander Palacino | Autumn Financial Group
VP & Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist
NMLS #1672515
Tel: 864-373-1015
Office: 864-643-9998
[email protected]
https://www.autumnfinancialgroup.com
Fernando Corona | RemoteLendr
NMLS #2479804 | DRE #02073669
626-714-2440
[email protected]
FOLLOW THE HOSTS
Miller McSwain
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millermcswain/
Craig Curelop
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigcurelop/
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