





Understand your family’s goals, tax situation, available capital, college timeline, and long-term priorities.
Create and update your high-level annual strategy.
Connect you with the right specialists at the right time.
Guide implementation, follow-up, and next steps.
Serve as your central point of contact across the five-step process.
Review your current tax situation and opportunities for greater efficiency.
Explore tax-mitigation and business tax strategies that may fit your circumstances.
Coordinate CPA review and appropriate due diligence before implementation.
Build a customized implementation plan instead of a one-size-fits-all strategy.
Revisit opportunities as your income, family, and tax environment change.
Access a Private Acquisition Team that helps identify and analyze opportunities.
Evaluate potential bonus depreciation, cost segregation, cash flow, market fit, and operations.
Choose from hands-on, done-with-you, or more hands-off pathways when appropriate.
Use the Scholarship House Database to review pre-vetted opportunities and analysis.
Complete due diligence before committing capital to a specific opportunity.
College-planning strategy sessions with an experienced expert.
College selection based on academic fit, financial fit, and available opportunities.
Financial-aid eligibility, appeal strategy, tax scholarships, and loan planning when applicable.
College Search and Calculator Software to compare schools and costs.
A clear plan for what your family may need to pay versus published cost of attendance.
Explore additional wealth strategies and long-term tax-planning opportunities.
Review income planning and tax-advantaged retirement strategies where appropriate.
Consider how real estate income, appreciation, and other assets may strengthen retirement projections.
Revisit the plan as income, tax laws, college timelines, and priorities change.
Build toward a stronger long-term legacy, not merely a paid tuition bill.
Ongoing or additional CPA services beyond the included consultation.
Cost-segregation studies, LLC or entity formation, and related professional services.
Any property purchase, capital contribution, financing, closing costs, reserves, launch costs, or other investment associated with BoxHouse, short-term rentals, or other tax-mitigation investments you choose to pursue.
Optional additional college-planning sessions and applicable third-party professional or vendor fees.
May create accelerated depreciation when the family and asset qualify.
A tangible asset designed for commercial deployment.
Requires less initial capital than many larger short-term rentals.
Must be evaluated with the tax team and your independent tax adviser.
Access the Scholarship House Database and Private Acquisition Team.
Evaluate demand, projected revenue, financing, tax potential, and required work.
Coordinate cost segregation, design, furnishing, launch, marketing, and management resources.
Choose done-with-you or more turnkey support based on the opportunity.
Scholarship House manages the launch and ordinary-course operations under the applicable agreement.
The client receives an 8% cumulative, noncompounded annual Preferred Return under the agreement, with payments scheduled monthly after the initial payment period.
The Preferred Return is paid before remaining distributable operating profit is divided 50/50.
The agreement directs 100% of eligible depreciation deductions to the client to the fullest extent permitted by applicable tax law.
Capital-event proceeds follow the priorities in the final agreement, including payment of accrued Preferred Return and return of qualifying client capital before remaining proceeds are divided.
Traditional and creative-financing structures are available depending on the property and transaction.


No. College planning is one part of a coordinated five-step strategy that also addresses tax planning, real estate solutions, implementation, and long-term wealth planning.
No. You are deciding whether to engage the team to build and implement your strategy. A specific tax strategy, property, or asset is selected only after review, education, due diligence, and confirmation that it fits your circumstances.
The program includes private college-planning sessions with an experienced expert, plus access to the College Search and Calculator Software.
Yes. Your Creative Strategy Specialist remains your central point of contact for ongoing strategy coordination, expert connections, implementation guidance, and annual plan updates. Specialist services remain subject to the scope of the program, and college-planning sessions are limited as described above.
You can explore options with different levels of involvement, including more hands-on ownership, done-with-you support, turnkey opportunities, and qualifying 50/50 partnerships where Scholarship House handles ordinary-course management.
Yes. The program includes one consultation with a CPA at no additional charge so you can review potential strategies and due diligence. Any tax planning, preparation, filing, representation, or ongoing work beyond that consultation requires a separate engagement and additional fees paid by you. You should rely on your own qualified tax and legal professionals for advice specific to your circumstances.
No. Results depend on your income, tax status, participation, school selection, property, financing, market conditions, current law, and many other facts. Projections and examples are educational, not promises of a specific result.
One CPA consultation is included at no additional charge. Any further CPA services, cost-segregation studies, LLC or entity formation, asset purchases, property-specific Initial Launch Capital, financing, closing costs, reserves, and other transaction-specific costs are separate and paid by you. BoxHouse, short-term-rental property, and other tax-mitigation strategies may require additional investment beyond the $11,997 program tuition.
The strategy continues to look beyond tuition. Your team can revisit long-term income, tax efficiency, real estate, retirement, and wealth-building opportunities as your circumstances change.
No. It is designed for families that value coordinated planning, are willing to evaluate creative tax and asset strategies, and have the income, capital, timeline, and risk tolerance to implement appropriate recommendations.
May 27, 2026

May 27, 2026
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