One Community is a unique property ownership opportunity because your investment includes a team of people to improve the property and build businesses that share 15% of their gross revenue with the property owner. Property owners also have Second Right of Refusal at 80% of market value for all structures built as part of One Community.
The Property Owner(s) are the actual deed holders of the property in which One Community is located and are considered silent partners with One Community. Property owners benefit and profit from all community income streams and from the tangible assets added by Community Investors and Community Members helping One Community to grow. The property One Community is built on is placed in a trust with shares of this trust belonging to a sole property owner or divided based on investment amongst multiple property owners.
The Property Owner(s) are the actual deed holders of the property in which One Community is located and are considered silent partners with One Community. Property owners benefit and profit from all community income streams and from the tangible assets added by Community Investors and Community Members helping One Community to grow. The property One Community is built on is placed in a trust with shares of this trust belonging to a sole property owner or divided based on investment amongst multiple property owners.
Property Owners earn 15% of gross revenue from One Community. This community revenue is comprised of all businesses started on the One Community property by Community Members, as well as revenue from tourism, events, classes, eco home design sharing, property rental and any other revenue dependent upon, or generated because of, the existence of the community.
Property Owners also benefit from the consistent increase in property value created by landscaping and the structures added to the property by Community Investors and Members. Just as a metropolitan property owner benefits from an investor developing and building a grocery store or restaurant on their property, so too the Property Owner benefits from structures (Owned by Community Investors) and development as part of One Community.
Lastly, but possibly one of the most profound benefits of Property Ownership, is Second Right of Refusal on structure sales. Before any structure that is part of One Community is placed on the market, Property Owners are second only to Community Members in being able to purchase these structures at 80% of their market value. See the FAQ section for how this is possible and still profitable for the Community Investor.
Property Owners also benefit from the consistent increase in property value created by landscaping and the structures added to the property by Community Investors and Members. Just as a metropolitan property owner benefits from an investor developing and building a grocery store or restaurant on their property, so too the Property Owner benefits from structures (Owned by Community Investors) and development as part of One Community.
Lastly, but possibly one of the most profound benefits of Property Ownership, is Second Right of Refusal on structure sales. Before any structure that is part of One Community is placed on the market, Property Owners are second only to Community Members in being able to purchase these structures at 80% of their market value. See the FAQ section for how this is possible and still profitable for the Community Investor.
The Property Owner(s) of One Community are also invited to participate as much as they like in the community process including attendance of all consensus meetings, but are not voting members unless they are also Community Members. Property Owner's only responsibilities in relation to the property are property taxes minus taxes on property structures (they don't own).
* This page acts as an overview and introduction to One Community and is subject to change. This is not a legally binding contract, document or agreement.
