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Old 01-02-2016, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by goodtimesintv View Post
1. Gulf vacations (our favorites) are not the same as living in a place. What is there to do once you've walked the beach and soaked up some needed rays that have to be limited to avoid skin cancer. Go out for supper? That gets old. Sit in a house or condo watching t.v.? Boring.

2. When you actually live here for more than 5-6 months a year, you look forward to the cooler months, especially if you're golfers. And then it's not that cool and it doesn't last long.

3. There are distinct reasons why Florida is the #1 state from which people move to The Villages.

Two days ago in the Lake Sumter Landing Sales Office, on the "Welcome New Villagers" Board listing the closings on new/used home purchases between 12/28 and 12/31, there were 60 couples/persons listed with their states. Twenty-eight (28) of them were from Florida.

Look at the board in the coming weeks, and daily there will be 30-40 closings listed.

Getting a place in TV is a complete no-brainer.
Last week, I was driving back to Michigan after visiting The Villages for two weeks. I started talking to an older man in the hotel lobby and he told me they were on there way to Naples, FL for the winter. I told him I owned a home in The Villages. He sad he wished their home was in The Villages as there was so much more to do. He said it gets a little boring just looking at the beach.

Mom and I used to own a condo on St. Augustine Beach. I loved the beach but there was so much more to do in TV. We built our TV home and put the condo on the market. It took us over a year to sell our condo and yes we took a loss when we sold it!
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