I am thinking about purchasing land outside of the Austin area. I am attempting to gauge the interest others would have in living together on a piece of land. I have a focus on Permaculture and providing a significant amount of communities food. The inception of the community would be gradual. The land could be purchased in as little as 6 months. The first set of tenants have to be in RVs, Schoolies, Trailers, or Tiny Houses. Then slowly move permanent living infrastructure could be built. Possibly by year 2. The way I personally see the property working is that there is a rent collection however every cent that is collected immediately goes back into the community. Whether that’s buying trees or tools and creating buildings. Beyond that, we would do group/family meals ideally twice a week.
Over time infrastructure will be built, such as a pool, common house, workshop, firepit, and outdoor kitchen. All rent collected will go directly back into the community.
As previously mentioned I am just trying to gauge interests. Please email me with any questions or ideas. If you do have interested please inform me if you have a mobile vehicle.
Please don’t be shy about contacting.
Community focused on permaculture and community.
Community focused on permaculture and community.
A few people (not elected by the broader community) make the major decisions.
Members elect leaders who make decisions within defined roles.
Members maintain separate personal finances with minimal sharing.
Monthly fees/dues: Yes (amount not specified)
Labor required: 2 hours/week
Members with pre-existing debt: Yes
As previously mentioned there would land rental and housing rentals (in the future) on the property. I plan to rent at a fair rate and if at all possible less than market value of what could be potentially received for the property.
Smaller municipalities with local services but rural character.
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