Senior Housing Investors

What If You Could Be Work Optional ? In this episode, Keith Blackborg, a CPA turned investor, shares how he retired at age 32—not to stop working, but to start living intentionally. Through his company, Financial Journey, Keith now helps high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurs achieve financial independence and reclaim control of their time, purpose, and legacy. Keith introduces a new paradigm: "work optional" living—where wealth is a tool for freedom, not just accumulation. He dives deep into the financial strategies and identity shifts required to move beyond success and into significance. What you'll learn: * How Keith scaled from single-family rentals to hotels and apartment complexes * Why he exited his businesses when he realized more money wasn't making him happier * The hidden emotional challenges of retirement and life after business ownership * How to optimize your existing assets to become work optional faster * Why having a clear post-exit vision is as important as a financial strategy * How a curated community of accredited investors is unlocking uncommon opportunities * Little-known tax strategies that often save members five figures annually * How to prepare the next generation for wealth stewardship and purpose * Details on his annual Passive Investor Event in Dallas 🎧 Whether you're building, exiting, or reinventing—this episode offers a powerful roadmap to wealth with intention. 👉 Learn more at FinancialJourneyLife.com [https://financialjourneylife.com] 🎟️ Attend the next event at PassiveInvestorEvent.com [https://passiveinvestorevent.com]

The Perfect Storm in Senior Housing Has Arrived. In 2025, demand for senior housing is exploding as baby boomers begin turning 80—the critical age when care decisions accelerate. Annual absorption has surpassed 35,000 units for three consecutive years, pushing occupancy rates toward 90%. But there’s a catch... New construction has collapsed, falling below 10,000 units in 2024—the lowest level since 2009. With rising costs, labor shortages, and tightened lending, supply simply can't keep up. The result? Rates are rising sharply. * Independent living studios jumped 8.5% in Q1 * Assisted living increased 7.4% across all unit types * Memory care now commands over $22/sq ft Even monthly care costs are climbing—adding $1,800–$2,500 per month depending on the level of care. This episode breaks down the numbers, the causes, and what this means for investors, developers, and families alike. Whether you're allocating capital or planning for loved ones, understanding this demographic and market shift is critical. Subscribe now and stay ahead of the senior housing curve.  🔗 Visit HavenSeniorInvestments.com [https://havenseniorinvestments.com] for more insights and investment opportunities.

What if technology could improve human connection in senior housing—not replace it? In our latest episode of the Senior Housing Investors Podcast, Sue Graves shares how thoughtfully implemented tech solutions are transforming both the resident experience and the employee experience in senior living communities. From reducing staff turnover to streamlining operations, here are just a few highlights:  ✅ Conversational AI handles up to 80% of routine inquiries  ✅ Robotics reduce physical strain and increase efficiency  ✅ Earned wage access has cut turnover by up to 60%  ✅ QR code-enabled shuttle requests eliminate thousands of monthly calls  ✅ Digital tipping improves retention and service quality Susan makes it clear: the future of senior housing isn’t about replacing people—it’s about empowering them to focus on what matters most: meaningful, human-centered care. 🎧 Listen now and learn how to reimagine operations through tech.  📩 Want to connect? Reach Susan at sue@experiencealive.com or on LinkedIn. #SeniorHousing #TechInSeniorLiving #DigitalTransformation #EmployeeRetention #ResidentExperience #SeniorHousingInvestorsPodcast #HavenSeniorInvestments

In this insightful episode, Daniel Holmlund, founder of the Alternative Investing Club and a veteran AI expert, delves into how artificial intelligence is reshaping the landscape of senior housing investments. From his extensive experience at Intel to leading innovative investment strategies, Daniel shares how tools like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and agentic AI are streamlining due diligence processes, enhancing decision-making, and identifying lucrative opportunities in the senior housing market. Whether you're an investor, developer, or operator, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on integrating AI into your investment approach.

Senior housing faces a "double whammy" of challenges from dramatic interest rate increases and persistent tariffs on construction materials, yet demographic trends still make it an incredibly strong long-term investment opportunity. • Interest rates have jumped 200-300 basis points higher than pre-pandemic levels, significantly increasing the cost of capital • Construction material costs have risen 15-25% due to tariffs, particularly affecting specialized components needed in senior living • Transaction volumes have dropped 35-40% as buyers seek discounts while sellers remain anchored to pre-interest rate hike valuations • New construction starts are down 45% from their peak, limiting new supply through at least 2025-2026 • By 2040, the 80+ population will double from 12 million to over 24 million people, creating overwhelming demand • Secondary markets offer cap rates 75-150 basis points higher than primary markets, providing a cushion in higher interest environments • Needs-based care models like memory care show greater resilience due to stronger pricing power • Market dislocation is creating opportunities to acquire properties at 15-25% below replacement cost • Technology investments like AI-powered staff scheduling can save 5-8% on labor costs • Energy independence initiatives through solar and battery storage can reduce utility expenses by 40-60% Sign up for our weekly newsletter at havenseniorinvestments.com to stay connected with us and reach out anytime with questions.