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Yes, a nonprofit group running/developing a housing area and renting to its members is much nicer than having to own at least a condo and then dealing with a bu
by fatfingerd 3y ago
Yes, a nonprofit group running/developing a housing area and renting to its members is much nicer than having to own at least a condo and then dealing with a bunch of bank/lawyer/realtor nonsense every time you want to move.
- fallingknife 3y agoI don't want to be a member of a non profit housing group. Sounds like an HOA but made worse by the sanctimony and lack of incentives of people who work for non profits. I just want to hand over my money to a landlord and not think about it. My only considerations are what I pay and what I get in return. How much the landlord is making isn't at all relevant to me.
- fatfingerd 3y agoYou want to pay more for less reliable service and have it used against adequate housing to ensure the service continues to decline? A renter from a co-op, etc doesn't have to do anything for lower rent, more rights, options, etc, than another renter in the same city.