💼 1. Financial Stakeholder

An Investor Member provides capital — this could be through direct investment, equity, or shared ownership in the CoLiving property or brand. Their funds might be used for development, renovation, expansion, or operations of the CoLiving space.

📈 2. Returns & Benefits

In exchange, they may receive returns on investment (ROI), profit shares, or other financial benefits depending on how the CoLiving model is structured (e.g., equity-based, revenue-sharing, etc.).

Some CoLiving setups offer membership-based ownership, giving investors a voice in decisions or access to certain perks.

🏗️ 3. Strategic Role

They might also have voting rights, board representation, or influence in business decisions, especially if it’s a cooperative or community-owned CoLiving model.

Some Investor Members may mentor the management team, help with partnerships, or bring in new investors.

🌍 4. Purpose-Driven Investment

In many modern CoLiving models, especially those tied to sustainability, affordable housing, or social impact (like senior or workforce housing), Investor Members are often mission-aligned.

They support the values and goals of the community—whether it's affordable housing, community living, or support for seniors and essential workers.