The Problem–Today’s Home Sharing Industry Is Missing the Biggest Potential Market  

The largest single generation in US history-Millennials- is not buying homes. Affordability, high student debt and less loan availability are just a few of the reasons that Millennials aren't buying homes at the rate of previous generations. Urban Institute reports that in 2015 only 37% of Millennials owned a home – a full eight percentage points lower than Generation X and Baby Boomers at the same age. The problem is getting worse as more Millennials finish college with no savings only to then to enter the workforce and make low entry-level earnings. In addition, Millennials are not finding long-term work and are turning to the short-term (and often unpredictable) "gig" economy. Mom and Dad's basement is the solution most select but is very unappealing. 

The Airbnb solution is designed primarily for short-term travelers and not extended stays. Apartments were the solution in the past for non-homeowners, but many Millennials neither have credit nor are prepared to commit to one-year leases. Home sharing is also a rapidly growing sector and supply is being outstripped by demand even for travelers. 

Nuurez is taking this concept of home-sharing and temporary home rentals a step further. The company is now purchasing and leasing a series of unique properties in prime Airbnb and other territories that are highly attractive to both travelers and Millennials. These properties include small garden apartments, multi-family homes and motels which Nuurez will modernize. The company is targeting travel-friendly states like Florida along with other Gulf states such as Texas, Mississippi (Casinos) and Alabama.

Nuurez - An Alternative Residential Solution and Income Source  

Nuurez offers a tremendous solution for extended stay prospects such as Millennials and for the ever-growing demand by travelers seeking more home-like lodging solutions. In addition, Nuurez renters, primarily Millennials, will be allowed to provide temporary housing for travelers in their Nuurez residence allowing them to earn extra income – an option not generally allowed by most apartments (not to mention Mom and Dad). 

Nuurez will be purchasing and/or lease locations such as small but high-quality garden apartments, multi-family homes as well as motels which will be upgraded and styled to appeal to the discerning. Nuurez will also work with its own investors who wish to provide their homes or properties for home-sharing. We call these our Affiliate Investors. Nuurez will manage those Affiliate Investor properties and rent them on a priority basis to help our Affiliate Investors earn additional-income. 

What Is the Math? This Is the Real Story 

Brian Page, the leading authority on the home-sharing boom having trained thousands of people to take advantage of the "Airbnb phenomenon", states that one can rent a home or apartment and turn around and make a 300% return. The math is simple. A typical rental property costs $40 a night. In most places across the US, one can home share their property on Airbnb for $140 dollars/night. Even at a 70% occupancy rate, one can easily enjoy a 300% return. 

The Nuurez Formula Is Simple 

The wide-open opportunity here is the consolidation of available properties for the sole purpose of providing these properties to Millennials and travelers. Because Nuurez can list these properties on sites like Airbnb, Home Away and VRBO, the company has virtually NO advertising costs, NO income collection costs save credit card processing fees, (everything is prepaid and collected by the websites), and NO personnel headaches of manning a reservations service since Nuurez will outsource that function to companies like Guesty, the leading booking platform for accommodations. 

The Movement 

The secret sauce behind the Nuurez approach involves its "Affiliate Investors". These are the people who invest $5000 or more in Nuurez to benefit from the company's growth but also to have Nuurez manage their properties for additional income. This creates an army of property owners invested ina true movement. What is the Movement? Thousands of Nuurez participants providing accessible residences that enable true location mobility and freedom to those who need it. 

How Big Is the Opportunity? 

Spurred primarily by the growth of Uber and Airbnb, the sharing economy, which stood at $14 billion in 2014, is forecasted to reach $335 billion by 2025. There were 44.8 million adults using sharing economy services in the United States in 2016. This figure was forecast to increase to 86.5 million by 2021. With an estimated 2018 valuation of over $53 to $65 billion, Airbnb alone is valued more highly than several of the biggest individual hotel chains. 

Nuurez is targeting both the Millennial generation as well as frequent travelers. By analyzing U.S Census data it has been found that in 2016 there were an estimated 71 million Millennials. In 2018, U.S. travelers took 463.6 million domestic business trips. This figure was forecasted to rise to 493.7 million by 2022. The travel industry in the United States is a growing one. 

Totally New Type of Investor Opportunity
Nuurez continues to break many business norms by making Investor earnings a major priority for the company. First, Nuurez management wants to distribute MORE profits to the investors than management receives. The investor pool generated through this offering shall receive sixty (60) percent of quarterly profits that are distributed by Nuurez. The investor distributions are planned to begin at the end of the third quarter of 2020 and then continue on a quarterly basis. Affiliate investors who earn money through property management are paid monthly for revenues earned the prior month.

No Competition –Rapid Acquisition 

Every major growth area in any sector (computers, Internet, social networks, etc.) involves those companies that consolidate the most in-demand aspect of that trend. Home-sharing involves the need for properties. The key is to gain control of as many bargain properties before other competitors form up to duplicate the activity. 

The Business Model -- The Action Plan 

The business model is very simple. Acquire direct or indirect control of target properties then purchase, lease or partner with Affiliate Investors to make those properties available. The initial focus of Nuurez activities will involve Florida and other Gulf states such as Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. The target properties will include small single-family garden apartments, multi-family homes and motels. Finally, Nuurez will provide a money-making opportunity to any of its investors who place $5000 in the company and want to use Nuurez to place visitors in properties that they control.

Nuurez will then aggressively post the properties for sharing on sites such as Airbnb, Home Away and VRBO. Once the Company has consolidated its initial gains in its phase one territories, it will expand operations to additional states in the southeast.

When this initial fundraising is complete Nuurez will immediately begin a Regulation A+ round of fundraising with a target of $50 million to be used primarily for property acquisition. Nuurez is currently working with a group of top internet marketers with tremendous experience in generating prospects and raising funds for businesses.

Peer-to-Peer Living Solutions & The Sharing Economy

The sharing economy, led by such companies as Airbnb, Uber, eBay, and even to a large extent Amazon, is an economic model that uses a peer-to-peer (P2P) method of acquiring, providing, or sharing access to goods and services by and between individuals. Transactions between users are facilitated by a community-based online platform. The key to success in the sharing economy is all about connecting “those who need the thing” to “those who have the thing” in an easy and convenient manner.

The concept of peer-to-peer home rentals, where people rent homes or spaces directly from others on a temporary basis through a centralized platform, was popularized in 2008 with the launch of Airbnb.

Through Airbnb’s online platform, millions of hosts and travelers can create free accounts, then list and book spaces and unique accommodations anywhere in the world. Additional companies such as Home Away and VRBO (Vacation Rentals By Owner) pioneered this concept in the ’90s and early 2000’s with vacation homes and condos exclusively, but Airbnb took it to the next level adding individual or shared rooms as well as unique home experiences to their platform.

The Visionary 

Noelle Randall is all about growth. She has been a thriving entrepreneur for over 20 years and is a successful real estate investor, renowned mentor, author, and speaker. Her diverse business experience has been instrumental in her personal success as well as the success of countless real estate professionals throughout the United States whom she has trained. Noelle is an MBA with 2 master’s degrees, (Baylor & Penn State), and is also co-founder of FDR Horizon Enterprises, LLC, a private real estate equity investment firm and managing entity of major retail brands.