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Originally Posted by CoupleNCA
We visited the Brownwood TS to introduce ourselves and interest. But the realtor we were assigned on our first in-person visit has refused to answer one of our most basic of questions multiple times (she seems to keep copy/pasting the same answer to my very direct question).
My simple question is this: We've seen several really nice properties that promote the fact that they're "NO BOND". As if it was some huge savings or advantage. I just want to know: "What is the average real-world saving on a property with a bond vs. no-bond?"
The sales brochures shows the monthly fees as "bond+maintenance+fire" so you can't gauge what percentage each makes up.
I totally understand the concept of the bond and I totally understand why each "Villages" bond may differ in terms of price. But we're merely trying to ascertain if a property being highly-promoted as "NO BOND" is really that significant and should be given priority in our choices.
Can anybody please answer this question honestly? My assigned realtor can't or won't.
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Residential Bond Assessment Information - for Bond Amortization Schedules. The District web site is full of information too. -https://www.districtgov.org/
Bonds are different for different houses and in different Districts. Everyone pays $125 for Fire in Sumter Co.
Look up resales on the County Web Sites:
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