A Vacant Home on One Side. Someone Who Needs Housing on the Other. We Connect the Two.
We are a nonprofit housing placement and property partnership organization expanding appropriate housing opportunities throughout Raleigh, Wake County, and the Triangle.
Housing for qualified independent adults age 62+. Non-licensed, non-medical housing for qualified adults age 62 and older who are 100% ambulatory, capable of independent living, and have an appropriate verified income or housing-funding source.
Two problems.One nonprofit connecting the housing supply to the housing need.
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How Can We Help You?
Whether you have a property, serve someone who needs housing, or want to expand housing capacity — select your pathway and we'll move you to the right place.
I Have a Property
Turn vacant or underused residential property into productive housing through a structured nonprofit partnership.
Submit My PropertyI'm Referring Someone
Case manager, probation officer, or reentry professional? Check availability and place someone through our Placement Desk.
Check AvailabilityI Need Housing
Start here to understand eligibility, independent living expectations, and how to begin a housing request.
Start a Housing RequestI Represent an Organization
Partner on agency referrals, reserved beds, contract beds, capacity, and procurement through the Agency Partner Center.
Become an Agency PartnerI Want to Fund or Support Housing
Foundations, corporations, and donors — see how support directly creates additional housing beds and expands capacity.
Support Housing CapacityWho we serve
Who Needs Us?
We are the control point connecting the housing supply with the housing demand — three audiences, one network.
Property Supply
Property Owners & Landlords
Their pain:Vacant, expired-listing, inherited, or difficult-to-rent property that keeps costing money — mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance.
How we help:We evaluate residential property for structured nonprofit housing partnerships — lease, master lease, lease option, or other arrangement.
What happens next:Submit the property, we assess fit, and a partner walks each step with you.
Submit My PropertyPlacement & Referral Demand
Case Managers & Professionals
Their pain:Serving a qualified adult who needs appropriate housing — and no clear, dependable place to turn in the Triangle.
How we help:One referral, a clear placement response, availability at a glance, and structured placement through the Housing Placement Desk.
What happens next:Check availability, submit a referral, and receive a clear response.
Submit a ReferralFunding & Strategic Partners
Funders & Agencies
Their pain:Pressing housing demand and hard-to-demonstrate, hard-to-scale solutions that can't prove where capacity is truly needed.
How we help:Organized housing infrastructure, clean impact tracking, and intelligence showing exactly where additional housing is needed.
What happens next:Discuss capacity, contract beds, grants, and expansion strategy with our team.
Support Housing CapacityIndependent Living
Adults with Disabilities & Independent Living
Their pain:A person may be fully ambulatory and able to live independently but still struggle to find appropriate, affordable, stable housing.
How we help:Within our non-licensed, non-medical independent housing model, we evaluate housing fit, availability, payment source, and any outside support arrangements.
The model
One Housing Network. Two Problems Solved.
On one side, residential property sitting vacant, underused, or tied up in an expired listing. On the other, qualified adults who need an appropriate place to live. Most communities treat these as two unrelated problems. We connect them.
Lorinthian's House operates as a housing placement and property partnership network — the control point where housing supply meets housing need across Raleigh, Wake County, and the Triangle.
Housing Placement Desk
Current Triangle Housing Availability
High-level capacity status by population. Exact, bed-level inventory is shared with approved referral partners through the Placement Desk.
Property owners
Your Vacant Property Is Costing You Money.Let's Put It Back to Work.
Every month your property sits vacant, it keeps drawing expenses — the mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities, lawn care, maintenance, and the constant risk of vandalism.
- Mortgage & taxes
- Insurance & utilities
- Lawn care & upkeep
- Vandalism risk
- Failed listings
- Tenant turnover
We evaluate residential property for structured housing partnerships — including long-term lease, master lease, lease option, operating agreement, or a possible purchase — turning an expense into productive community housing capacity.
Partnership structures we consider
Our process respects your timeline. Submit the property and we walk each step — evaluation, review, inspection, and proposal — with you.
Submit My Property
A short form — our property team follows up promptly.
For case managers & referral sources
Need Housing for Someone You Serve?
The Housing Placement Desk™ is our central control point. Submit one referral and receive a clear placement response.
Check general availability
See high-level capacity for returning citizens, veterans, and independent adult housing before you refer.
Submit a referral
One referral form, a structured two-stage screening, and a clear, prompt placement response.
Review placement criteria
Candid, clear criteria covering independent living expectations, screening, and what services we do not provide.
Request an agency meeting
Discuss reserved beds, contract beds, and capacity with our placement staff directly.
Request follow-up
Get structured updates and a clear next step at every stage of the placement process.
Contact placement staff
A direct line to the team operating placement across Raleigh, Wake County, and the Triangle.
Housing with purpose
Housing That Supports Independence
Returning Citizen Housing (Age 62+)
A stable place to live can change the reentry process. Independent, structured housing for qualified adults age 62 and older who are 100% ambulatory, capable of independent living, and have an appropriate verified income or housing-funding source — with no promise of placement and no clinical treatment offered.
Veteran Housing
Dedicated pathways for veterans and the case managers who serve them — independent living support, referrals, and landlord opportunities to put property to work for those who served — open to qualified 100% ambulatory adults who have an appropriate verified income or housing-funding source.
Housing for 100% Ambulatory Adults
Independent adults — including adults with a disability — may still face serious barriers finding suitable housing. Within our non-licensed, non-medical model, we evaluate housing fit, accessibility, availability, and an appropriate verified income or housing-funding source.
Agency & government partners
Organized Housing Infrastructure for Partners
We build the capacity the market checks first — for probation and parole, correctional agencies, jails, veteran organizations, shelters, behavioral-health organizations, hospitals, courts, faith-based groups, and local government.
- Reserved beds & contract beds
- Structured referral and placement process
- Capability statement & procurement information
- Outcome reporting for contracts and grants
Nonprofit mission
A Housing Control Point for the Triangle
We are a nonprofit organization committed to expanding stable housing opportunities and turning underused residential property into productive community housing capacity. Properties create supply, agencies create referral demand, and the Placement Desk controls the match.
Help Us Expand Housing Capacity.
A property without a purpose, or a person without an appropriate housing option — together we can close the gap across the Triangle and beyond.