What is a ROC?
A Resident Owned Community (ROC) is a neighborhood where homeowners collectively own the property as a cooperative. Residents establish their own community rules and bylaws, which follow state and federal laws. Through democratic voting, homeowners decide on improvements, lot rent, and other key issues, giving them control over costs and the living environment - without answering to a for-profit owner.
Living in a ROC is ideal for those who have a heart for community service. A volunteer Board of Directors, made up of residents, ensures decisions reflect the needs of everyone. Together, homeowners work to create a safe, supportive, and thriving community, with the added security of land ownership.
Application Process
Please read this before applying:
If you’re interested in purchasing a home in our community, please download and complete the forms and information listed below. The Homebuyer Information Request form is optional. For faster processing, you may email the completed forms in pdf format (scan or use a PDF tool, no images!) and mail only the combined check for the required fees. We also have a drop box for forms at our 4 Daniels Drive mail center. If you prefer, you may mail all materials together to:
Lakeside Cooperative,
10 Bocash Dr,
Enfield, NH 03748.
Once you've mailed or submitted your application, please notify us by email. Note that incomplete applications will not be processed. For any questions, feel free to email us at LakesideCoopNH@gmail.com