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Building Housing for People in Recovery from Addiction
Start Your Investment with just $10,000
Building Housing for People in Recovery from Addiction
Start Your Investment with just $10,000
Invest 200 Sober Homes is a mission-driven real estate fund
focused on acquiring residential homes and developing them into long-term rental properties for certified sober living operators.
We offer passive investors preferred annual returns,
secured by real estate assets and enhanced by above-market lease agreements and profit sharing from sober home business operations.
As the fund manager, we own and manage the properties —
while partnering with licensed sober home operators to ensure stability, compliance, and long-term community impact.
Investors gain access to a recession-resilient asset class
that delivers high cash flow,
equity growth, and measurable social impact —
without taking on active landlord duties or managing sober housing directly.
Now accepting Class A Co-GP capital partners and
Class B LP investors for limited premium positions.
Your capital funds:
Many homes purchased are income-producing from day one.
Greater Boston has one of the highest demands for recovery housing in the U.S., yet certified sober homes remain in short supply. By investing in MASH-certified properties, we not only create stable, long-term rental income for our investors — we also provide safe, structured housing for individuals in recovery. It’s where strong financial returns meet meaningful social impact.
Class A Units are available by invitation only
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The content on this website is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute:
Any investment described herein is offered only through official documents such as a Private Placement Memorandum (PPM), and only to investors who meet the applicable legal requirements (e.g., accredited investors).
Investing in private securities involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results.