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From: JoycePlath (JoycePlath![]() |
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Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1999 10:48:00 -0600 (MDT) |
At Marsh Commons in Arcata, Ca. we built (actually remodeled an old truck shop) our common house first. Ours has a substantial amount of rented office and shop space as well as our shared community space. The common house is owned as a separate for profit partnership. Turns out the same folks are in the partnership and the homeowners association but the association rents space from the partnership. We are able to take advantage of depreciation and other losses on our income taxes. The main advantage is that individual home owners do not have to qualify for their $30,000 share of the commonhouse when applying for a loan to buy a home. That purchase can happen quietly, after the fact. Because we do have rented space in our common house the monthly cost of owning it is quite small as well. Joyce
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repostto Cascadia Commons Cohousing, October 4 1999
- Re: repostto JoycePlath, October 5 1999
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