Set Up a Housing Co-op — Together
A housing co-op lets a group of families own their homes together — one society, one deed, one loan taken on as a group. It sits in Jamaican law under the Co-operative Societies Act, and it has been there since 1950.
Because the group borrows together, the money can cost less than twenty separate mortgages — and because the risk is shared, one family's rough month doesn't put their home on the line. Mikaveh Co. helps groups form and register the society and structure the setup. Already have a group? Come as you are. No group yet? You can also join a co-op that's forming. This short form starts the conversation.
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