Discover how to build a Residential Assisted Living (RAL) waiting list fast with these 4 proven strategies! In this episode, we dive into the essential steps to create partnerships, establish a trusted reputation, and attract the right people to your RAL community. With 76 million baby boomers facing housing challenges, the time to secure your future through real estate investing and asset protection is now. From leveraging paid and unpaid connections to targeting key influencers in your community, you’ll learn how to fill your beds and grow a waiting list before you even open your doors.
Understand the importance of connecting with "daughter Judy," the decision-maker in senior care, and how authentic relationships can set your RAL apart. Whether through community leaders, industry partners, or strategic events, these tips will help you stay ahead in the memory care and Alzheimer's care market. Are you ready to invest in yourself, gain time freedom, and adopt a wealth mindset?
Join us as we break down these overlooked truths to help you succeed in residential assisted living. Take the first step to transform your future—listen now and start building your dream RAL waiting list today!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introducing Honey
00:22 - Building a Waiting List Strategy
06:06 - Joining Our Bootcamp Program
06:41 - Engaging with the Community
08:41 - Conclusion and Next Steps

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