PRF Compound

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I know a couple folks have batted around this sort of idea. I am a huge fan of the concept. I spend a fair bit of time looking at real estate, and I found a building that re-ignited the idea for me. A 3 story building in the Fort Washington neighborhood of Cincinnati- former convenience store on the ground floor, 6 apartments above- $58k. Would have needed to be taken to the studs and rebuilt, new wiring/plumbing, etc. A big job, but one that could be spread over time and many helping hands.

The specific building is less important than the idea-

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I would imagine you could follow any number of legal frameworks. Simplest being the coop or condo association model. Those can be run as a share of space,or time, or access. One wrinkle would be making sweat equity translate to ownership. Otherwise the people with financial means would just end up with a disproportionate share of ownership, and there would be no incentive for others to become involved.

So a couple off us buy a place. Maybe another person doesn't have a pile of cash, but can spend 3 days rewiring the basement and first floor. How do we figure out a way to translate that to access? Maybe the (in this example) ground floor venue is theirs for a week every year, and they can hold a festival, or art exhibit...Like a time share. Maybe the living space above is more like a condo? Thinking about this is almost as much fun as thinking about renovating a place.

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Having been through all 53 pictures, I now declare that place to be f'kin AMAZEBALLS!

That courtyard could be a great space for putting on live shows, and there's lots of potential in that building.








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