We build homes that cities actually need.

Compassionate Care Properties was founded in June 2013 by Rodney McCoy. It was Mr. McCoy's belief that everyone deserved to live in safe and affordable housing. Through that belief, Sentinel "The Guarded Place" Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)(3), was born.

Sentinel "The Guarded Place" Inc. began providing safe and affordable housing to our most vulnerable populations, including low-income elderly adults. Sentinel was responsible for providing housing and care services for many of its vulnerable residents.

As the company began to evolve in July 2025, Mr. McCoy and the management team decided to expand their services under a new brand with additional offerings. Compassionate Care Properties LLC was created.

Our new company allows us to assist many additional citizens through our expanded services, which include Housing Services, Real Estate Services, Property Management/Maintenance, and our new nonprofit, Homes 4 Everyone.

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Modern urban townhouses with clean horizontal lines
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Contemporary multi-story apartment architecture
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Charming yellow house with a welcoming front porch
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Modern urban townhouses with clean horizontal lines
Wooden house set on an open grassy field
Contemporary multi-story apartment architecture
Single-family home with a two-car garage on an open field
Charming yellow house with a welcoming front porch
Residential street under a soft evening sky

The way you build is as important as what you build.

Compassionate Care Properties is guided by a set of convictions that shape every decision we make, from how we structure deals to how we design buildings to how we measure success.

  1. 01. Housing is infrastructure.

    Stable housing is the platform on which everything else in a person's life is built. We treat it accordingly.

  2. 02. Execution matters more than intention.

    Good intentions don't build housing. Disciplined execution does.

  3. 03. Scale is necessary for impact.

    One project is meaningful. A portfolio is transformative. We think at the level of systems.

  4. 04. Private discipline can serve the public good.

    Speed, accountability, and financial rigor aren't at odds with building for people who need it most. Our model is proof.

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Rodney McCoy

President

Oversees company operations, strategic planning, and business development, ensuring that each division delivers quality services to clients and the community.

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Hawkins

Housing Division Manager

Oversees residential housing services, including rentals, home sales, rent-to-own programs, and new home construction, helping clients find housing solutions that meet their needs.

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Phillip

Real Estate Services Manager

Coordinates real estate support services, including property appraisals, home inspections, property surveys, and residential and commercial cleaning.

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Sloan

Property Maintenance & Management Manager

Oversees property maintenance, repairs, and contractor services, ensuring properties remain safe, functional, and properly maintained.

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Moore

Homes 4 Everyone Program Manager

Coordinates housing assistance programs, including homebuyer counseling, credit improvement guidance, debt reduction support, and financial education.

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Jordan Lee

Administrative Coordinator

Supports daily business operations, manages administrative tasks, and coordinates communication between departments, clients, and business partners.

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Casey Rivera

Social Media Coordinator

Manages the company's social media presence, develops engaging content, and promotes company services, events, and community initiatives.

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Avery Quinn

Corporate Attorney

Provides legal guidance on contracts, compliance, and corporate matters that support company operations and client services.

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Morgan Blake

Corporate Secretary

Maintains corporate records, supports governance processes, and coordinates documentation for meetings and official filings.

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Riley Chen

Corporate Treasury

Manages financial operations, cash flow, and reporting to support the company's divisions and community programs.

The people behind the work

A small team of developers, partners, and operators who move projects from approval to occupancy with the same discipline on every site.

The partners who make it possible

We work alongside capital partners, housing agencies, and community organizations who share our commitment to delivering affordable homes with speed and accountability.

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A capital partner focused on financing affordable housing that moves from approval to occupancy without the delays of layered public subsidy.

Path

Apartment architecture representing Health Net

A community health partner helping align housing delivery with the people who keep cities running: nurses, caregivers, and service workers.

Health Net

Urban townhouses representing Lacda

A development collaborator supporting density-bonus projects that expand quality housing supply in neighborhoods that need it most.

Lacda

House on a field representing Brilliant Corners

An operations partner bringing on-the-ground expertise so privately financed projects stay disciplined from groundbreaking through lease-up.

Brilliant Corners

Single-family home representing Century Housing

A lending partner that understands affordable housing done right is both a sound investment and a lasting public good.

Century Housing

Yellow house representing Self Help

A mission-aligned collaborator helping structure deals that deliver homes families can actually afford, at the quality they deserve.

Self Help

Testimonials:How We Helped Families Thrive

Working with Compassionate Care felt straightforward. They walked us through each step and found a home that fit our family.

Jordan Ellis

Homeowner, Baltimore

The team kept repairs moving and the property ready. We always knew who to call and what would happen next.

Amina Brooks

Property owner

From the first workshop to closing, the guidance was clear. We finally had a path into a home we could afford.

Luis Ortega

First-time buyer

Let's build something that matters?

We're building with purpose and looking for people who do the same. Bring your perspective, your experience, and your commitment to doing things right.

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