We will probably use it as a birthing cabin for the midwife side of the project. With more than 20 years of experience now in community midwifery and rural primary healthcare, I wanted to create a project that will provide a special place for people to make these passages. I believe you can put money down like you do for an IRA and make payments on your cabin. Then when you die, the cabin reverts to Rocinante but your other money is your own. What you leave for kids and all is your own business.
Some folks endow a birthing cabin just to help out the midwife program.
Right now I have someone with a cabin that is mostly done and he wants to leave. Rocinante does not have the money to purchase the cabin, but we can serve as the broker between this man and a new resident. They can make their own deal. Down the line, we will be able to have cabins available for those who can't afford to build their own. At this point, people have to build their cabins however they want, as long as it is done in a low-cost way, is energy efficient, and tastefully designed.