[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by GrumpyOldMan

Yup, the comments pretty well sum it up.

Another point, TV has been here around 25 years, and yet, even the oldest parts still look great - everything is maintained and kept clean and manicured. Look around the country at other "TVs" and you will see most seldom make it more than a couple years, and those that do are dirty, run down and not some place I would want to live.

The developers are making a nice living (lots of money I assume) and I am happy they are, I hope the continue to make money and that TV grows and thrives.

More power to them.

One example of the issue was posted here a while back, a person moved here and THEN found out about the covenants. Many people mentioned that all of that was explained at closing. The complainers response was "there was so much paperwork, we didn't have time to read it all". Seriously, they were blaming the developers for "hiding" things in all the paperwork that they signed when handing over more than a 1/4 million dollars - because they didn't read the contract?

LOL... yup, I do not feel too sorry for them.

Our fault for not taking the time to read all the covenants.

I do wonder how the folks handling the resale if they sat and watch me read everything for a couple of hours.