RE: Intentional Communities vs. Cohousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: David Thomasson (dthomass![]() |
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Date: Wed, 13 Jul 94 13:41 CDT |
Financing: I read a story, years ago in one of the whole earth catalogs about a guy who financed his house by selling $5 shares. They weren't shares exactly basically people gave him $5 for a piece of paper and later once the house was built he had a big housewarming party and over time repaid his shareholders $5 at a time. This was in the 70s so maybe $10 or $20 would work better now but his idea seemed sound. He got his friends, family, and all sorts of people in the community selling his shares for him. He paid no interest and supplimented the money he raised with salvaged materials and his own labour. I recall it as a very happy story.
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