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Additionally, what happens after 5 years when the first friend moves out? I see this complex as a terrible HOA-in-the-making since neighbors will be sharing mor
by justonceokay 2y ago
Additionally, what happens after 5 years when the first friend moves out? I see this complex as a terrible HOA-in-the-making since neighbors will be sharing more resources. Reminds me of when I was doing factory work and living in a punk house.
- llm_nerd 2y agoYeah the "friend compound" thing seems nebulous, and one of the stated benefits is specifically that it can be financed independently and resold to third parties. So basically it's just higher density housing and pretty soon it's just very close houses of random people with some sort of weird condo fees for the commons (surely there is shared walkways, etc), etc.
- cratermoon 2y agoIt may seem odd to people who grew up in the single-family detached housing world of the postwar US, but there are cultures and societies around the world even today where multi-family housing is common. See for example Casas de Vecindad, a typical form of housing in the US/Mexico borderlands for hundreds of years.
- justonceokay 2y agoDo they have HOAs?
- throw272634 2y agoSo like condos in the city.
- wil421 2y agoYou put an ad for more friends on Find a Friend Facebook groups or Craigslist. Maybe match makers appears to solve a gap in the market.