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Jim Rootham edited this page Jul 9, 2024
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Co-ops get some of their financing from members in the form of member loans.
This is money that members provide to the co-op which is returned when they leave it.
In this case, there are 2 co-ops. The development co-op and the housing co-op(s)
The member loan for the development co-op is about $2.000. That is expected to cover a years expenses with about 100 members.
The member loan for a housing co-op is larger. About 8 (4?) months rent. A member is expected to put that much (minus the $2,000) into an escrow account to be used for their member loan when they move into the co-op.