Family-run senior living communities often face debt, provide fewer services, and have no succession plan.

As the nation rapidly ages, there is a widening divide reshaping senior living.
On one side are communities running on thin margins, with many weighed down by aging debt (leftover from COVID) and new demands with costs they can’t absorb. As these mount, analysts expect that divide to keep widening.
Many of the communities we target for acquisition sit on the strained side of that line. They’re in structurally sound buildings, but often owned by regional operators or families facing retirement, succession challenges, or burnout, with no clear path forward and no access to the capital needed to keep pace with the seniors already seeking care.
These older, stand-alone communities built something real. What they lack is the scale to carry it forward, so we bring it.
As our raise becomes more successful, we intend to acquire more than our seven (7) current communities and upgrade them to the standards of Aquinas Senior Living.
Aquinas acquires these communities below the facility replacement cost, then adds:
The result is a community positioned to thrive, and an income-oriented investment model targeting a 10% annualized return, distributed monthly, in a sector where demand keeps rising, and disciplined, compassionate operators are needed more than ever.
See how the model works and what it means for investors.
Investors of record by June 30th are scheduled to receive their first distribution in August.
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