Re: Sympathetic lenders | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: John Faust (wjfaust![]() |
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Date: Fri, 16 May 2008 15:15:58 -0700 (PDT) |
Jessie, Thanks for the information. I will pursue it to see what I can learn about financing of low income or mixed income communities. I suspect the opportunities are regionally uneven. A search on the Cohousing.org website produced some good articles<http://www.cohousing.org/cm/article/affordable_1>on affordability from the magazine. The fundamental approach seems to focus on finding programmed money rather than pooling resources. *Investment v. Community* "Money is just a symbolic way of expressing value of a thing or a process in a way that allows us to make comparisons and decisions." Maybe I am misinterpreting. Are you saying that all things we humans value have a monetary equivalent or measure? If so, I am at a loss. The things I value most, my identity, my peace of mind, my grasp of the world, my state of retirement, the quality of my friendships, would be very difficult for me to measure in that one dimension. Actually, how I spend my time is probably a better reflection of what things hold value for me. "We all value cohousing highly, so it should cost more, right?" Just in terms of my time--the thing I value most. John Faust
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