Quentel on Nostr: Sure, but they cannot have an HOA-like governing structure and accomplish the stated ...

Sure, but they cannot have an HOA-like governing structure and accomplish the stated goals. The agreement not to sell to non-Whites is one place where things become interesting. What entity could enforce the agreement... even if they were allowed to enter into one and have it recorded?

Going back to the herd-share analogy (buying the lots together). A majority-stake owner could force people out of the program at any time by raising membership. However, the dues would have to rise uniformly, based on shares for this to happen. People sometimes cost-share with dairy livestock since the cost barrier is low and potential losses are also somewhat low. Implementing a model like this using real-estate and expecting kike influence to be excluded is pure fantasy.