Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: wanting to start a co-op/co-housing..where do I start?

[Craig Ragland (craigragland]

A good place to start your learning is cohousing.org. If you add yourself to
the mailing list, the Cohousing Association will be better able to provide
assistance as it continues to grow its ability to assist new groups.

In the meantime, the most broadly available form of community housing is
shared households which is accessible to people of all incomes... in fact,
people with the least means are the most likely to live in shared houses.

Some cities, e.g. Seattle, Bay Area have shared house networks which can
help you find a situation.

Where are you located geographically? People on this listserv may be aware
of communities which are not listed in the cohousing directory.

On 3/30/06, toasty warm <hot_tea_and_toast [at] yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>   I have a little bit of experience in co-housing and would really like to
> start my own.  I am not independently wealthy, nor do I own a house or
> land.  I have not found anything locally that even comes close to
> co-housing.
>   Any advice, any links would be very much appreciated. thank you for your
> time!
>   -Becky
>
>   p.s. I read most of the posts but rarely ever post.
>
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