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Originally Posted by Martian
There is one little thing about OTOTW (I think) in that you don't actually OWN the land, you get a 100 year lease on it, then it reverts to the developer. At least I read that one the internet and so it must be true!
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Yes, it is true. The On Top of the World development in Ocala uses 100 year land leases. So you don't actually own the land that your house is built on.