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How community land trusts hold land permanently affordable, how residents buy neighborhood property together, and how to tell a real community structure from a branding exercise.
Sections
Read it or listen to it, then clear the section test. Sections open one at a time.
Section 1
A community land trust is a nonprofit that buys and permanently holds land. The buildings on that land are sold to households, who own their home and lease the land underneath thro… Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 2
Neighborhood groups acquire property through several vehicles: a nonprofit, an LLC with member-owners, a limited equity housing cooperative, or a real estate investment club. Each … Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 3
Ask who sits on the board and who appoints them. If residents cannot outvote the developer, the word 'community' is marketing.… Join free to read, listen, and test.
Course test
Members take a 6-question test at the end of this course. Score 80% or higher and a certificate of completion is issued to your account.
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