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From: Diana Leafe Christian (diana |
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| Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2009 05:21:59 -0700 (PDT) | |
That's really interesting. So if you already have a house, you would form a homeowners association with the required documents and you'd have to transfer title to and obtain financing as the HOA?
Rachel Lederman <rlederman [at] 2momslaw.com>
Yes, however I'm not sure the group could get financing from a bank as
a multi-household HOA in a large single-family dwelling. I believe it
might fly with the bank if one person was the designated lender. This
would work for a bank, I think. For such an arrangement to work for a
group, I'd recommend they have promissory notes and/or other
contracts between the designated lender and the others, so they could
share the loan payments, but privately, among themselves.
Diana
Diana Leafe Christian
diana [at] ic.org
- Mini-Cohousing, (continued)
- Mini-Cohousing Diana Leafe Christian, July 27 2009
- Re: Mini-Cohousing Fred H Olson, July 28 2009
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Re: Mini-Cohousing Fred H Olson, July 29 2009
- Re: Mini-Cohousing Sharon Villines, July 29 2009
- Mini-Cohousing Diana Leafe Christian, July 29 2009
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Re: Mini-Cohousing Fred H Olson, July 30 2009
- Re: Mini-Cohousing - Shared Homes Liz Ryan Cole, July 30 2009
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