There's something truly special about connecting with like-minded property professionals who are genuinely interested in making a difference whilst building their portfolios. Whether it's a breakfast meeting, evening seminar, or full-day conference, we thrive on the energy and curiosity that property networking events generate.
We've had the pleasure of speaking at various property investment clubs and networking groups, and we're consistently impressed by the quality of questions and discussions that emerge. Investors want to understand not just the financial potential of supported living, but the human side too - who are the tenants? What does good provision look like? How can they ensure they're making a positive difference?
Our presentations are always tailored to suit your audience and format. We can cover everything from the basics of supported living investment through to advanced topics, depending on your group's experience level:
Mark is proud to be part of The Gateway team and knows that they will make a difference by helping create homes for those who need them most.
He has a diverse property portfolio across several sectors including BTLs, serviced accommodation, social housing, and supported living.
Leah’s background in coordinating, organising and structuring projects has helped underpin the Supported Living Gateway business.
We’ve used The Gateway since it was first established, and during this time we have secured two properties for our residents. It was a smooth process and the communication has been superb."
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The supported living sector offers property investors the unique opportunity to generate stable returns whilst making a meaningful social impact. However, recent events have highlighted the critical importance of thorough due diligence when considering investments in this space.
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Property investors are selective about who they work with. Very selective. And if you're a care provider who doesn't understand how to engage with landlords and investors, you're likely losing opportunities without even realising it.
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A recent House of Lords Library bulletin has revealed the scale of the crisis facing children's residential care in England. With over 81,000 children currently in local authority care and costs soaring by 96% in just four years, the demand for suitable properties has never been greater.
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