i am interested to form a residential coop owners association and do not know how to proceed.?
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There are residential co-ops at many colleges, among them the University of Michigan.  You might contact U. of M. for addresses and information.  I know there is a national organization to which they belong, but I do not remember the name.  Their symbol is a pair of stylized pine trees.
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you need to do a few things, it would be easier if you pick a commercial real estate agent to help you. first you need to find out what zoning you need, it will be industrial.  then you need to check for special use permits.  also you need to know what restrictions will be placed on the land such as distance to street or side lot etc.  there may also be a hours of operation restriction.  this all depends on your local goverment.  i would start with planning and zoning or building safety with your local goverment.  these people can be very helpful but they do this all day, be nice to them and polite dont be in a hurry it matters little to them if you ever get open.  then maybe talk to a broker or planner. be prepared for weeks of doing this, maybe sooner but it can take awhile.
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find out in which states the association has offices, and whether or not the association is incorporated. \n\nGo to the relevant state Department of Corporations (in California, this is the Secretary of State), and find out where the association has an agent. By law, at least in California, any corporation doing business in the state must have an agent representative. You serve a petition on the Agent.\n\nIf the Association is not a corporation, you must serve the petition on one of its officers or board members. You can find out this information on its web site or by writing to the association.
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check this....http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/CC/llc1.html
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The condo association should provide you with a copy. I'm surprised you bought a condo without having a set of the rules in hand. The next surprise may be yours.
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You need to go straight to the power.  Talk to your principle and if that dont work go to the board of ed. in your town.  You need to have a lot of people interested(enough to make a team).
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I would try the SBA (Small Business Association)
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I have been working Group Homes for 3 years now , and finally I have the resources and $$$ to start one of my own.\n((( Work in one first get all of your training and Certificates, it's alot more harder then what people are saying about it )))
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Take one step at a time.\n\nFirst, you need a plan, like starting a business.  You already have a vision of the operations.  You also need to determine the location and the cost of building, renting or buying.  Identify all licenses and qualifications that you will need.  Estimate the number of employees, if any, that will be required and how much they will be paid.  Estimate other expenses and plot them out on a spreadsheet.\n\nThen you need to look into funding.  Inquire into local, state and federal agencies to see if there are any grants available for your type of operation.  Some governmental agencies who are charged with caring for orphans may even be willing to outsource.  Also, look into private funding through foundations.  If a large capital outlay will be required upfront, say to build the home, then you may need financing.\n\nOnce you feel your planning is complete, then you will need an attorney who is familiar with 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.  You want to make sure that your non-profit corporation will be tax exempt.\n\nAfter your non-profit is incorporated, then you will be ready to raise funds, get financing, buy or rent property, get licensed and start caring for children and animals, while at the same time earning a living doing what you love to do.
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needs to be primary residence
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Here are a few links that should get you started:\n\nCanadian Real Estate Association\nhttp://www.crea.ca/\nReal Estate Institute of Canada\nhttp://www.reic.ca/\nCBC News Article\nhttp://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/files/home/realestate/index.html\n\nFor a more detailed response, you might want to consider posting a more specific question.
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You can advertise on Homestore.com or similar sites. Link to your own website.  Get a farm list of non-owner occupied homes (call your local title co. rep) - send direct mail to those tenants/occupants - maybe they'd like to own their own home instead of paying the landlord's mortgage?
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Offer incentives to some Home Owners to assist you. They will feel better about their HOA because they have an active part. The more you get them involved the better.
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you need to speak to a Solicter really they have the legal rights to organise this for you...no one else would as it would need to be legally proven though will..which solicter will organise
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If you are speaking about a Home owners association Code enforcement, usually your by laws will tell you what your method of appeal is....Start by reading them.  Most let you have some type of mediation or arbitration.\n\n...Unfortunately Home owners associations were initially formed to help keep your community better....now it has devolved to a legal way of taking your house!  I'll never buy into one again!!!
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I was the designated realtor for yahoo real estate in ventura county for a long time. It cannot be expanded that way. It is set up for residential only, and they cherry pick the listings that go in. The idea is to connect the party with a realtor who can truly find out what the client's need are and then as a specialist in the area, get the property needs met. If you want to see commercial listings, go to www.loopnet.com. I am a paid member there, so I can see more than the unpaid members, but by and large, you can see every commercial property for sale or least there.
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It depends to start a home like this you would have to incorporate in as a non profit organization and then you would have to go through the steps of establishing it as such, for details on how to incorporate a non profit organization look up the Foundation Center via Yahoo! and it will give you insight on that. Once you have establish your home the department of children and families inspect it to make sure that meets their criteria and requirements. And it also depends on the age of the people you are looking to provide housing for.