
Why I’m a Founding Member of RAL Roadmap: The Residential Assisted Living Opportunity
Dr. Hunter Foote on why he is a founding member of RAL Roadmap and why the residential assisted living business is the next frontier for mis
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Author, social entrepreneur, and founder of Vanderburgh Sober Living, working at the intersection of recovery housing, real estate, and social enterprise. His books and research turn more than a decade of building and operating homes into practical maps for the people doing this work.

The Work
Practical guides, legal analysis, and research on recovery housing, real estate, and social enterprise, written for operators, investors, and community leaders.
Series
The books are grouped into reading tracks, each following one thread of the work from first principles to daily practice.
Developing Sober Living Real EstateThe real-estate track: buying, financing, and upfitting properties, and the economics of running them well as recovery housing.Explore the series
Opening Doors to Recovery HousingState-by-state startup guides for opening a sober living home. 31 titles, one per state, available on Amazon.Browse the series on Amazon
9 Steps to RALState-by-state guides to opening a residential assisted living home in nine proven steps. 11 titles on Amazon.Browse the series on Amazon
About the author
Dr. Hunter T. Foote is a leader, author, and entrepreneur whose work spans real estate, social enterprise, law, and education. As the founder of Vanderburgh Sober Living, he pioneered a national network of recovery homes using a social franchising model that blends business discipline with compassionate care.
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