Seeking potential co-owners | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Marty Maskall (mmaskall![]() |
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Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:56:14 -0800 (PST) |
I think Joani has a great idea. We at Orangevale Cohousing have lots of people who are interested but who are concerned about our high California prices. We would like the prices to be lower, but we are constrained by costs of the land, construction, and so forth. Some of the interested people have mentioned the idea of sharing to me. If we can facilitate that, it helps us all. So Joani -- what's the next step? -- Marty Maskall, Orangevale Cohousing, near Sacramento, California (www.OrangevaleCohousing.org) Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 From: Joani Blank <joani [at] swansway.com> Subject: [C-L]_ Owning units in cohousing communities as tenants in common. As the person who responds to voicemail calls made to the Cohousing Association, as often as once or twice a month I hear from an individual or a couple who really wants to live in cohousing, but simply cannot afford to purchase a unit in any community (and at the same time has too many resources to qualify for one of the few very subsidized units available). So I'm wondering if anyone has purchased a 2, 3 or more-bedroom unit in a cohousing community and owns it with another individual or couple as tenants in common. I know that some owners have renting housemates, and that there are shared rentals, but my inquiry is about a situation where two or more households....most likely to be two single people are sharing ownership of a unit in this way. If it appears that this is not happening or not happening much, I'm wondering if I should suggest that that Cohousing Association's website's Market Place Classified make available an ad category called something like. "Seeking potential Co-owners" to help folks find others who might like to purchase a unit with them as Tenants in Common. Does this seem feasible or am I overlooking some obvious reason why it's not a good idea? Joani Joani Blank Swan's Market Cohousing, Oakland CA land line : 510-834-7399 (preferred) cell: 510-387-1315
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Seeking potential co-owners Marty Maskall, January 10 2008
- Re: Seeking potential co-owners Craig Ragland, January 10 2008
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