Asking your opinion

Written By Terry Edlin

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After talking about this for years, I’m eager to move forward. Look for a survey by the end of the month asking for your feedback.

All my life, I’ve had a “big picture” approach with no sense of realism. This sometimes keeps me awake.

Real estate offers the fastest and most durable solution to our vexing problems. The prospect of forming a woman-owned company to develop real estate that addresses housing and loneliness offers both satisfaction and a high probability of success.

This big tent opportunity can effectively draw upon the expertise of a range of professions.

·      Legal

·      Real estate

·      Construction

·      Project management

·      Finance

·      Marketing

·      Human Resources

·      Social work

·      Childcare

I can’t imagine anything more fun than working on worthwhile projects with terrific and talented women.

This template can work anywhere in the country and we need it everywhere. My dream job is itinerant community consultant, working with community groups wherever I’m invited.

Terry Edlin

Facilitating gatherings for homeowners and home seekers to socialize casually.
I want to provide opportunities for people who desire to live in high-functioning households to socialize with others wanting the same. My method is arranging gatherings where people meet others frequently and casually to get a sense of who they look forward to seeing again.

I will consult with homeowners and home seekers to facilitate sociable, functional, and supportive shared living environments—a bridge to living more graciously.

The keys to making this work:
Selection
Match homeowners with potential housemates, chosen by skill set and chemistry.
Training
Agreements
Monthly facilitated communication tuneups

My Experience:
Hospitality is my superpower, having entertained my entire life and far more than I could prudently afford. I have also been a landlord and co-host an Airbnb that continues to thrive in its 6th year.

https://newcommunityvision.com
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