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Legal Guide to Cooperative Conversions
This Guide has been prepared as a publication under an award to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, as part of a project to increase worker ownership among low- to moderate-income workers.
Legal Manual for Small Rural Home Cooperatives
This manual is designed to help people in rural Wisconsin develop housing cooperatives composed of a small number of adjacent single-family homes specifically designed for senior citizens.
Legal Primer For Formation of Consumer-Owned Food Cooperatives
This legal primer is designed to provide community groups with a basic resource for understanding the legal issues involved in starting a food co-op.
Limited Cooperative Association Statutes An Update
Traditionally, a business organized on a cooperative basis subordinates the interests of the capital investor to those of the business user, or patron.
Maintenance policy-
These rules are for co-ops managed by general meetings. This means that the whole membership forms the governing body of the co-op.
MI housing coop law
AN ACT to authorize cities, incorporated villages, metropolitan districts, counties, and other public bodies to aid housing projects of housing authorities, housing commissions, and the federal government
Michigan Cooperative Housing – History and Case Law
Owning a home is the quintessential symbol of the American Dream. A home purchase will be the largest purchase most Americans ever make. According to the United States Census Bureau, 66.4%...
Misguided Practices
There is no single authority for how associations operate. Every nonprofit and its board is unique. They are influenced by culture, resources, scope, and member expectations, among other factors.
Model Policies & Procedures – Rent
Introduction: These rules are for co-ops managed by general meetings. This means that the whole membership forms the governing body of the co-op. It is assumed that day-to-day management is...
Model Policies & Procedures – Repairs & Maintenance
The objectives of the repairs and maintenance policy are: to ensure that the co-op meets its legal repairs and maintenance obligations, to ensure that the co-op operates a high-quality, sensitive,...
NAP Operational Policies and Procedures
Sample NAP Operational Policies and Procedures
National Housing Cooperatives Case Law Survey
Emigrant Mortgage Co., Inc. v. Greenberg, 34 Misc. 3d 1236(A), 950 N.Y.S.2d 608 (Dist. Ct. 2012) (unreported)
Navigating the CTA A Guide for Condos and HOAs to...
March 1, 2024 – Federal Court rules that the Corporate Transparency Act is Unconstitutional: What does it mean for Community Associations?
New Liability Ruling – How Does It Affect Boards
Is an individual board member exempt from liability if acting in his or her capacity as a board member? That was one of the many questions in Fletcher v. The...
Non-Profit Governance-Index_2012
For nearly two decades, the BoardSource Nonprofit Governance Index has served as a resource and a tool for understanding how nonprofits govern their organizations across the sector.
Nonprofit Governance Index
This Executive Summary presents our survey methodology and a profile of the respondents, and then reports on the findings in key categories: composition and recruitment, structures, policies and procedures, roles...
Nonprofit Needs Assessment
Contributing to Prosperity: The Challenges and Opportunities Facing Nonprofit Organizations in Northwest Michigan
Operating Framework Business Model
There are more than 1 million nonprofit organizations in the U.S. The development and maintenance of an operating framework promotes efficiency, creates systems, reduces risk, and establishes training manuals.
Management Entry Profile
Membership Cert
NAP Bylaws
NAP Memorandum of Understanding
Need a governance Tune- Up
Nominating Flow Chart Example