Re: Saving for future repairs and projects | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Robyn Williams (zen![]() |
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Date: Mon, 2 Aug 1999 19:18:10 -0600 (MDT) |
Providing for short term and long term maintenance makes good sense. I'm sure you can find local building maintenance consultants who can advise you. As a mostly rental co-ho it is a mandatory part of our management plan. Pinakarri is a member of an association of co-op housing groups in this state. Recently we launched the Co-op Maintenance Trust as an optional vehicle for saving for long term maintenance. The benefits are better rates of return than most individual groups were obtaining due to research and prudent advice; a commitment to seek out ethical investments; the opportunity to lend at a fair rate for all to groups with compatible objectives ( the trust has been approached by a Montessori School and a member co-op for short term loans at far better rates than possible through banks etc ). The trustees are co-op dwellers recommended by member co-ops. A small management fee helps to support the co-op collective which is an non-profit grassroots organisation. Lots of win/win/win Warmest regards Robyn Williams Resident of Pinakarri Community since 11th June 1999! Fremantle, Western Australia
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Saving for future repairs and projects Victoria, August 1 1999
- Re: Saving for future repairs and projects Denise Meier &/or Michael Jacob, August 2 1999
- Re: Saving for future repairs and projects Robyn Williams, August 2 1999
- Re: Saving for future repairs and projects LIMcLanes, August 2 1999
- Re: Saving for future repairs and projects Cheryl Charis-Graves, August 3 1999
- Re: Saving for future repairs and projects Judy Baxter, August 3 1999
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