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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 17 MIN

Independent Living Homes: From No's to First Home | The Housing Dept. Podcast

from The Housing Dept. Podcast · host Terence Garcia

In this episode of The Housing Dept. Podcast, we sit down with Brittany, a member of The Housing Dept. community who launched her first independent living home.Brittany shares how she found her purpose during a 9-day fast, took action, and turned that clarity into her first property. From hearing multiple “no’s” from landlords to finally getting a “yes,” she walks through how she got her home up and running and filled with residents.We also talk about how she funded her first home using personal credit, how she found her first resident through bus stop signs, and the lessons she learned early on when it comes to screening residents and setting boundaries.If you're interested in starting an independent living home, this episode breaks down what it really looks like in the beginning — from finding a property to getting your first residents in.✅ Connect With Brittany:TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bambi_5ft9✅ Follow Terence:https://www.tiktok.com/@iamterencegarciahttps://www.instagram.com/iamterencegarcia💸 Work With Terencehttps://stan.store/Terence-Garcia

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