CoHomeOwnership: Learn the Basics of Buying & Owning Property with Friends, Family, Partners
A talk for anyone curious about owning property with others they’re not married to:
Friends pooling resources to buy their first home
Friends with small kids living nearby to share childcare resources
Couples splitting the cost of a vacation home
Colleagues investing in rental properties together
Seniors wanting to age in-place with peer support
Families living intergenerationally to have senior parents nearby
Polycules and other non-traditional households where the old ways of doing things are being re-examined
Groups wanting to create an intentional living community
Learn about : financing considerations, co-buying agreements, housing changes, and more. Open discussion/Q&A at the end, plus worksheets and more resources.
The talk is geared toward small groups buying in Washington State but can can still apply to groups with more complex ambitions or who are in other areas. We have a large network of resources and can send you in the right direction.
RSVP Here (Please grab your spot early as the venue can only hold 30 attendees max
Additional Details
Organizer
CoHome is a community hub of information, events, and resources for the co-homeowner, as well as a network for experts and professionals serving the co-housing/co-owning/co-living/co-buying population. CoHome education largely addresses the small group buying property as a residence and/or investment in Washington State but CoHome also can direct people with more complex projects or in other areas to professionals and resources who can best help them. CoHome also offers the ability to consult one-on-one with the Seattle real estate professionals who created and host it, Amy McKenna (Windermere Managing Broker) and Ruby Grynberg (Salmon Bay Community Lending, Founder & Branch Manager). While created by professionals passionate about co-housing, CoHome itself is not a company or fee-charging service but rather a portal of information and a community gathering place.
Venue
A homey setting in Greenwood, Seattle. Street parking only so please arrive early. Enter through ground-floor door on North 80th St. Map here.
