Licensing, zoning, fair housing, certification, and resident protections
Build a state-and-local verification file before opening. Understand the difference between housing, peer support, and licensed clinical treatment.
A TOFG EDUCATION + ENTERPRISE INITIATIVE
Creating the Wagon
So Nobody Falls Off
A practical A–Z course in book form for people building sober-living homes that protect recovery, respect residents, meet local requirements, and operate on sound business principles.
Powered by THE OPULENT FOUNTAIN GROUP • Human dignity, recovery, and practical restoration
DIGITAL BOOK$45.00Guided mentorship: $395, book included
THE OPERATING IDEA
A house is property, policy, people, and purpose working together.
The book treats every subject as its own operating discipline. It covers mission, governance, fair housing, zoning, certification, resident rights, ethics, documentation, staffing, recovery support, safety, community relations, finance, insurance, technology, outcomes, and sustainable growth.
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DEDICATED PROPERTY ACQUISITION PLAYBOOK
Understand the deal before the house depends on it.
Separate chapters explain conventional purchasing and alternative pathways—including FSBO, seller financing, assumable mortgages, and subject-to transactions. The book examines due diligence, title, liens, insurance, lender rights, written disclosures, reserves, occupancy, local land-use constraints, and the need for qualified legal, tax, lending, insurance, and real-estate professionals.
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Alternative financing does not erase debt, title, due-on-sale, insurance, tax, or licensing risk. The transaction must be reviewed for the property and jurisdiction.The professional and operating team
Legal, accounting, insurance, real estate, clinical referral, peer leadership, property management, compliance, IT/privacy, and emergency-response roles.
Resident sources, funding, and ethical growth
Transparent relationships with discharge planners, recovery organizations, courts, reentry programs, employers, families, faith communities, and public agencies—without patient brokering.
Policies, budgets, due diligence, and launch worksheets
Operational checklists for property screening, house rules, grievances, medication policy, overdose response, cash reserves, staffing, insurance, and quality assurance.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
Education and guidance with exact, transparent pricing.
Select an offer, create a protected TOFG order record, and then use the payment portal of your choice. The portals allow the amount to be entered at checkout; use the exact total and product code shown.
THE COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
Free safety. Paid continuity, coordination, and organizational tools.
Advanced accountability, planning, private records, pattern insights, device continuity, and consent-controlled reporting.
Join the activation listFamily education, boundary planning, treatment comparison, shared calendars, expense organization, and consent-controlled coordination.
Join the activation listPrivate resident workflows, rules, chores, meetings, incidents, grievances, surveys, permissions, and exportable accountability reports.
Apply for the pilotSupport the MissionOne-time, monthly, memorial, corporate, individual, family, or sober-house sponsorship.
Friend$10Recovery Ally$25Family Sponsor$50Restoration Partner$100Community Builder$250+Crisis support, overdose information, treatment navigation, public directories, and basic self-assessment remain free.
RECOVERY EDUCATION + ACCOUNTABILITY
A court-ready documentation pathway—carefully described.
The planned certificate program documents a voluntary, good-faith recovery effort through verified identity, instructional hours, pre/post assessments, self-inventory, relapse-prevention planning, meeting or treatment attendance evidence, and a QR-verifiable completion record.
It is not represented as universally court approved.A court, probation office, pretrial service, licensing authority, or attorney should confirm whether a specific curriculum, provider, format, and number of hours will be accepted in that jurisdiction.
TOFG B2B + HUMANITARIAN SUSTAINABILITY
Tools for the organizations doing the work.
Organizational revenue helps sustain free safety, education, and public-resource navigation.
Resident check-ins, rules, chores, attendance, calendars, grievances, resources, surveys, dashboards, and exportable accountability records.
$99–$299 per location monthlyFor employers, ministries, hospitals, nonprofits, universities, reentry programs, public-health partners, and recovery organizations.
From $2,500 annuallyCo-branded through enterprise private editions, with customization, integrations, implementation, and training scoped separately.
Setup and recurring licensingAdministrative consulting, entity and workflow planning, documentation systems, operational research, responsible technology, and implementation support.
Custom scopeBusinesses, churches, foundations, and donors can underwrite memberships for individuals, families, or a recovery house.
Aggregate impact reporting onlyOne-time or recurring contributions, memorial gifts, family sponsorships, and community underwriting—with no sale of recovery data.
Choose your amountThe ethical revenue line
Jump Off the Wagon does not sell personal recovery data or accept payment tied to treatment admissions, insurance value, patient referrals, or provider ranking. Any sponsorship or affiliate relationship must be clearly disclosed.