Vital Factors To Consider Before Starting Your Group Home...

"How To Start Your Own Group Home"

From: Sarah Johnson “#1 Expert On Starting Group Home Businesses”

If you’re… (Check all that applies)

A social worker or nurse wanting to have your own business helping others.
A concerned citizen wanting to help disadvantaged populations before they’re put out on the street.
A socially-conscious entrepreneur looking for a way to help people through group homes and to make a reasonable profit, too.
A family member who can’t find a group home for a loved one because all homes are full... and you’ve decided to take matters into your own hands.
A government worker looking for an alternative career path.
A homeowner who would like to turn your house into a treatment center and make a living from it.

...you are about to discover the information you need to start your own group home.

(Please note: My intended audience is anyone wanting to help disadvantaged populations through group homes, shelters, recovery homes, halfway houses, assisted living homes and so on. If you’re reading this looking for “home business opportunities”, this site is not for you. This is not a “make money fast” site, but a site for people wanting to help others by starting a group home business or non-profit organization.)

Starting a group home can be a rewarding way to make a living. With a group home, you have a chance to make a real difference in the lives of disadvantaged children and adults. In return, you receive love from your residents and the satisfaction that you made a positive difference in their lives. When you like caring for people, then a group home business will be fun and a perfect fit for you.

The demand for group homes is growing. Often, new group homes fill up as soon as they open. This trend is true for just about every type of group home. For example, group homes for disabled adult children are much in demand. Why? This is because their parents are from the baby boomer generation and they are now retiring... and the baby boomers need to be sure that their children are cared for after they are gone. We are seeing similar increasing demands for maternity homes for pregnant teens, shelters of all types, foster care homes, hospices, senior care, juvenile delinquency, released inmate half way houses, sober homers and mentally ill adult homes.

Given the high demand, this is one of the few good businesses to start right now during the current economic downturn. With housing prices dropping dramatically, owning a group home is affordable and can be a great second career opportunity during these depressed economic times.

But here's the problem.

People wanting to start their own group homes have so many barriers to overcome. First, there are many rules and regulations when starting a group home. It can all be so confusing. Do you register with the state or with your local government? Do you have to become certified? Is your home inspected? And, if so, who does this? It all seems so complicated and overwhelming.

Besides the legal issues, you know that you must take good care of your residents. You just don't plunk them down in front of the TV. This leads to so many more questions ... Such as: What chores are suitable and how should you divide these up? What should you feed your residents? What skills training are best for your home? What do you do when you have an "incident" with a resident? How do you get referrals and how do you get paid? ... and so on. Like the legal issues, thinking about "day-to-day" issues can seem overwhelming, too.

The next barrier is the "hyped-up" income claims that you see out there. I've seen articles and books on the Internet saying that you'll make a small fortune owning a group home. While it's true that you can make a decent living from owning and running a group home, it's unlikely that you'll become a millionaire from it. So, if you see websites and advertisements claiming that you'll get rich quick from owning a group home... Just don't believe it.

One more thing. There is just not much information available on how to start a group home. What's available is expensive and incomplete. Even the expensive books and start up packets don't give you clear-cut procedures, they don't give you good advice and they don't tell you everything about running a group home.

Because of all of these barriers, so many people dreaming of helping others through owning a group home just give up. They just don't start because it all seems so hard and they can't get any good information.

This doesn't have to happen to you. When you want your own group home, you can start with confidence and without anything stopping you.

Let me tell you how.

My name is Sarah Johnson. I wrote the Group Home Guidebook to help new people entering the group home business get over these barriers. This is the #1 guidebook with step-by-step procedures for starting your own group home. It tells you exactly how to turn your desire to start a group home into reality. Because it tells you the whole story, this is the best product for discovering how to start a group home, where to find start-up money and how to overcome any fears you may have about owning a business. After you have started your group home using these step-by-step procedures, you will make a better life for yourself and your family.

Now let's get to specifics. When you get the Group Home Guidebook, I recommend that you first read it from beginning to end. You’ll then have a complete understanding of my group home start up philosophy. Next, you start with the first step of my procedure. Then, you just go from step one to step two to step three and so on. And, before you know it, you’re opening your group home and welcoming your first resident. This will be the best day of your life. This is the happy day when you’ll find out what it’s like to be a self-sufficient business person.

My Guidebook takes you by the hand through the often confusing world of group home startups. Each step is easy to follow and everything is in manageable chunks. With my Guidebook, you are never overwhelmed and you stay on track for a successful opening of your group home.

Since I know you want this information in a hurry, the Group Home Guidebook comes to you as an e-book that you’ll download immediately after ordering. This means that you can start right away reading the manual and taking the first steps in your new group home business. The e-book comes in standard PDF format and uses the Adobe Reader which you probably already have on your computer. And, when you don’t have it, you can download the Reader free from www.adobe.com. I send an instruction e-mail after ordering that tells you how to download the Adobe Reader free if you don't already have it.

Turn Your Group Home Idea Into Reality

	Read the Group Home Guidebook
	Plan your group home using the Guidebook's easy to follow instructions
	Open your group home business following the Guidebook's procedures
	Your life just changed! You now make an nice income from your group home business while helping and caring for others.

It does NOT -- require you to have prior business or social work experience.
It does NOT -- require you to know anything about the legal system.
It does NOT -- require you to be an "entrepreneur" or a "go-getter" type of person ... you only need to be regular person with a desire to care for people and own a group home.

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And See Your Life Improve

Have you already decided where to start your group home? In my Guidebook, I show you how to start and run your business from your home. Or, when you want to separate your personal life from your work, you'll find out how to select and buy a separate house for your group home. If you haven't decided yet, my Guidebook will show you how to decide which location makes the most sense for you.

The Guidebook also covers all the legal issues on group homes. This would include inspections, licenses, permits, incident reporting, home owner associations, bonding, insurance and so on. I make this simple and straightforward for you. You'll know who to call and exactly what to do for compliance with all laws and regulations.

Here's more of what I cover in the Group Home Guidebook:

The 7 common roadblocks you face when dealing with the licensing agencies and how to get around them without making anyone angry. In fact, they’ll help you even more when you follow this advice.
A complete list of common group home terms so that you sound like a professional when dealing with government agencies, referral organizations, charitable donors and bankers.
The best way to remodel your group home to make sure that it’s ADA compliant and will pass inspections.
Why group home businesses are much less risky than most new business start ups.
How to come up with a name for your group home that will keep you at the “top of mind” of your resident referral agencies.
How to get paid for each resident. In many cases, payment will come from multiple sources and I show you how to contact and get payment from each funding source.
The 4 questions you must ask yourself before accepting a new resident into your group home.
What to look for in your group home staff including demeanor and qualifications.
What to do when you're "on the clock” with your licensing agency.
An insider's guide on how to set up your group home administration systems.
List of common specifications that will help you decide if a house you’re considering will be a good choice as a group home location.
4 sources of start-up funds for new group homes.
How to write a winning group home business plan.
How to get plenty of referrals so that your group home is full from the beginning. Filling your group home quickly is the best way to meet all of your start up obligations.
Do you know what type of residents you should serve? If not, I give you a list of the most common types of group homes that are currently in demand.
Where to find great staff members for your group home. Includes instructions on how to hire new employees.
Guidelines for talking to government agencies. What you should say and what you shouldn’t.
How to get a webmaster to build your website for free when starting your group home. This one tip will save you hundreds of dollars on a professionally-designed site.
Sure signs that you've found a good location. Includes instructions on how to evaluate a house as a group home.
What you need as furnishings and equipment for your group home. I give you a list of “must have” and “nice to have” to help you prioritize your purchases and stay under budget.
Why banks like new group homes and consider them a good credit risk.
Warning! You should never start a group home without a “Statement of Purpose.” This becomes your most important document when talking with agencies and funding sources. I give you complete instructions for creating one.
A blueprint for creating a marketing brochure for your group home.
What you must know (and do) about complaints from residents and their family members.
Best practices for training your staff.
Complete instructions on how to fill out and file your licensing application.
The qualifications necessary to be a group home owner and director.
How United Way, your state representative, and other group home owners can be used to help you get your group home started.
The sad truth about most neighborhoods and the 6 best ways to deal with neighborhood fears.
So you’ll be prepared, I give you the 4 items that any charitable donor will want to know about you before you’ll ever receive money.
The 6 types of insurance that you need to keep you and your group home protected.
The 9 topics your should include in any public relations materials.
The best way to welcome a new resident to your group home.
What you must do if your employee is not performing up to standard and is giving poor care to the residents.

Anyone can follow my group home business start-up procedure. We go through the exact steps to get your group home off the ground. The Guidebook gets rid of all the obstacles that may be stopping you. This means you will start your group home with confidence.

My Guidebook Works For All Types Of Group Homes

Adult group home
Recovery home
Transitional home
Maternity home
Residential care home
Group homes for the mentally ill
Group home for addiction
Group home for the elderly
Group home for the mentally challenged

Sober living home
Boys home
Teen group home
Adult foster care home
Senior care group homes
Group homes for the disabled
Autism group homes
Group home for adults with developmental disabilities
Group home for disabled children

Girls home
Youth group home
Veterans home
Board and care home
Mental retardation group home
Therapeutic group home
Group home for troubled teens
Aspergers group home
Group home for the slightly handicapped
And, all other group home types!

HOW MUCH IS THIS GOING TO COST ME?

You can get the Group Home Guidebook today for only $49.95. This is about the same as a tank or two of gas for your car.

I have spent thousands of hours gathering this information and helping others get their non-profit and for-profit businesses started. Fortunately, you don't have to go through all of this trouble. You can learn from my experience. Don't you think reaching your dream of owning a successful and profitable group home is worth a couple of tanks of gas?

Will Your Guidebook Work For Me?

Yes. It has been tested and has been proven to work. It will work for you. I guarantee it. (See my guarantee below.) It doesn't matter whether you're a well-rounded business person or whether you're a complete novice -- people like you have used my system to create successful group homes.

It will work for all types of group homes including shelters, hospices, halfway houses, assisted living homes, homes for boys, homes for girls, homes for the developmentally disabled, sober homes and more.

All you have to do is just follow my proven step-by-step procedures. By following my system, you can reach your goals through owning a successful group home.

Your Life As A Successful Group Home Owner

Fast forward to a few months from now (or much sooner.) You've started your new group home and you now make a comfortable living from it -- and you have the personal and professional freedom that you've always wanted. You are happy helping residents be more comfortable and productive while you get rewarded with a good living. As you are running your new business, you know that everything is going to get even better and you'll become even more successful.

Now, I want you to look back on yourself today. Considering that you now own a successful group home -- and have a better life, aren't you glad that you took action today?

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