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Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy
So picking on bond as a decision point is a behavioral bias of attribution: (attributing the decision to one variable while excluding many others, such as location including view, location to amenities, cash flow, house plan, usage - homestead or snow bird, future lottery winnings  (future income) , patience by relying on negotiation (flexibility), etc) |
This is what I love about Talk of the Villages!
Now...to answer the OP's question, yes, the bond in the far flung Villages to the south would be a dealbreaker. In fact, it was a deal breaker when I bought in January. I opted to buy a resale close to Lake Sumter with no bond. It's 14 years old with the original roof, but the cost of renovations will be less than the bond, and I'm in a location that can't be beat.