As some Sonoma residents continue to oppose the “fractional” home-ownership model of startup real-estate company Pacaso, confusion persists as to how the company’s shared-ownership template actually works. The company closed escrow on its first Sonoma Valley property – 1405 Old Winery Court – on May 17 and quickly relisted the $4 million home on its website for sale to eight potential co-owners who would each invest $606,000 in the purchase. Read the entire article……………………………….
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