// COOPERATIVE OWNERSHIP
In a Cooperative (Co-op), you don't own your specific unit directly. Instead, you own a share of stock in a corporation that owns the title to the building and land.
Your share gives you exclusive rights to occupy your manor (home)
and participate in community decisions. The biggest advantages?
Your unique property taxes are added onto your monthly HOA
fees (called "coupons") and the corporation handles most of the
external building maintenance and grounds.
3 3,368 $250K to $650K
Mutual Total Manors Typical Price Range