SF Bay area: Retrofit Cohousing workshop: Sat, 12/9 | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Fred H Olson (fholson![]() |
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Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 15:30:59 -0700 (MST) |
Karen Hester <hesternet [at] jps.net> provided this announcement for a San Francisco Bay Area Retrofit Cohousing workshop: Sat, 10/7 It is being posted by Fred so be careful not to reply to me,,, Introduction to Retrofit Cohousing by Cohousing Consultants Sat, Dec 9th, 10:00am-1:30pm Temescal Creek Cohousing, home of Karen Hester 320 45th St, Upstairs, gate off driveway, cross street is Broadway, Oakland, California (across from Oakland Tech High School) Note: The next workshop will be in Jan-Feb Cost is $25-$50 sliding scale Please rsvp by Friday, Dec 7th by email: Karen Hester <hesternet [at] jps.net> or by phone: at 510-654-6346 so I can better prepare Please invite friends that you think would be interested Children over the age of 2: I recommend getting a babysitter. If that's impossible, you can play with your kid(s) outdoors but please know they must be supervised at all times--rotating supervision with others in the group might work. The meeting will take place indoors with potluck beginning at 12:30 Please arrive on time and bring a potluck dish (organic appreciated) Schedule: 9:30 am coffee/tea/bagels/schmoozing 10:00-10:30 group intros 10:30-11:00 introduction to retrofit cohousing with emphasis on East Bay 11:00-11:45 presentation and questions by realtor Diane Ohlsson 11:45-12:30 how to form a cohousing group / criteria / next steps 12:30- 1:45 potluck lunch and schmoozing If you haven't contacted a mortgage broker yet, we recommend Beth Hoffman at Alternative Mortgage Sources at 415-861-5708. She can visit you on either side of the Bay and give you an estimate of the potential loan you can qualify for in a matter of minutes over the phone. You probably need to have at least 10% down and 5% for closing costs. If you don't have money for a downpayment, I'll have info on the First Time Homebuyers Program in Oakland or think about folks you could ask for a loan or gift. I would also recommend the book: _How to Buy and Sell A House in Calif._ by Nolo Press if you're brand new to the house-hunting process. And be sure to log onto http://www.cohousing.org and http://freenet.msp.mn.us/~fholson/cohousing/retrofit for lots of info.
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