Small multifamily focus
Duplex/triplex/fourplex acquisitions create capacity fast without “big facility” overhead.
Mainstay acquires and rehabilitates small multifamily housing (2–4 units) to create bed-based transitional housing for veterans—especially senior and disability-affected veterans— while coordinating outside services through trusted partners.
We designed the organization to remove common risk flags and deliver measurable outcomes quickly.
Duplex/triplex/fourplex acquisitions create capacity fast without “big facility” overhead.
Funders understand “beds created” and “cost per bed.” The impact is immediate and trackable.
Housing-only operations—no clinical services, no licensing traps. External referrals handled by partners.
We provide reasonable accommodations to ensure access—examples include ground-floor placement, ramp/grab bar installation where needed, and clear safety standards.
This keeps the model compliant without claiming medical or assisted-living services.
Funders review risk first. Here are the exact questions they ask—answered with clarity.
Beds create more immediate capacity per property and reduce cost per veteran housed. We retain clear house rules, stabilization plans, and partner referrals while keeping operations housing-only.
By design: we provide housing only. No clinical services, no treatment programs, and no medical claims. We coordinate referrals to established providers and the VA.
Small multifamily focus, light rehab scope, measured impact, and clear compliance posture. We also use partner referrals instead of building complex service delivery in-house.
Reasonable accommodations (accessibility upgrades and placement decisions) without offering clinical services. Accessibility is built into rehab planning.
We target 30–45 days from acquisition to opening beds, depending on closing and rehab scope. The model is designed for speed, not bureaucracy.