Who this is for
Existing shared housing operators and nonprofits with rooms to fill.
The problem it helps you solve
A provider with capacity to fill is not always ready to receive referrals, and the gaps only surface once a referral is in progress. This tool finds those gaps first.
What is inside
- What to have documented before you accept referrals
- Describing your resident profile, house rules and screening process
- How referral and acceptance decisions should be separated
- What to tell a referring agency about your process
- Where to raise a concern about a referral
Keyword intent served: Landlord and housing-provider partnerships NC
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- Expected filename
- housing-provider-referral-readiness.pdf
- Version
- v1.0
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Existing housing providers seeking residentsAbout this resource
This is an original Preferred Housing Solutions resource describing our own approach and process. It is not an executed contract, and it is not an approved agency, government or funder document. Nothing in it guarantees housing, funding, a placement or a referral. Where a figure or a requirement is property-specific, it is confirmed per property rather than generalised.