Co-op living is an exciting alternative to owning or renting. Housing co-ops are independent, self directing, legal associations.

The people who live in co-ops make up the co-op membership. You are a member not a tenant.

Co-ops are democratic organizations, so members of the co-op have to vote in the offers of their community, budgets', audits, By Laws, and elections.

People who want to live as part of a community.

People for whatever reason, do not want to rent or own a home.

People who will be active in their community, participating in landscaping and grass cutting, snow removal, social events, member committees and the care and maintenance of their unit ond community.

Responsible for their own financial well being. Willing to encourage friendliness while respecting the rights of others.

Comfortable living within a community of different race, creeds, colours, social backgrounds and income levels, and are committed to the principles of co-operation!

• 1.Voluntary and Open Membership
• 2. Democratic Member Control
• 3. Member Economic Participation
• 4. Autonomy and Independence
• 5. Education Training, and Informotion
• 6. Co-operation Among Co-operatives
• 7. Concern for Community