How to join a co-op house
Contact a house membership coordinator of one of the houses to schedule a visit. This visit usually this includes sharing a meal with the house. You’ll be given a tour, a chance to meet the current members, and have the opportunity to ask any questions you might have about the living situation, logistics, and current culture of the co-op. This is your chance to look around and see if co-op living is the right fit for you. If you are long distance and not able to visit a house in person you can use remote (e.g. Skype) interviews — the house’s membership coordinator will be able to fill you in on the details.
Membership coordinators:
Redbrick co-op: Nikki at gnarlyredbrick@gmail.com
Squirrel city co-op: Andrew at Andrew.rehn@gmail.com
Greenhouse co-op: Alex at greenhouseurbana411@gmail.com
Library House: Charlotte at chgandyiii@gmail.com
317 Randolph: Jonah at jonahweisskopf@hotmail.com
After you are accepted you can pick your room, sign a house membership agreement, sign a lease for your bedroom and put down a security deposit and a utility deposit. Leases run 8/15/19-8/15/20.
Membership coordinators:
Redbrick co-op: Nikki at gnarlyredbrick@gmail.com
Squirrel city co-op: Andrew at Andrew.rehn@gmail.com
Greenhouse co-op: Alex at greenhouseurbana411@gmail.com
Library House: Charlotte at chgandyiii@gmail.com
317 Randolph: Jonah at jonahweisskopf@hotmail.com
After you are accepted you can pick your room, sign a house membership agreement, sign a lease for your bedroom and put down a security deposit and a utility deposit. Leases run 8/15/19-8/15/20.
