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Originally Posted by MandoMan
The age of the roof and HVAC system should have already been taken into account when the price was set. The first home I bought in The Villages, in Tierra del Sol, was 22 years old but had a one year old roof and HVAC and the bond was paid. That made me willing to pay more. I was there two years but had a high end hot water heater installed before I left.
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I agree. That is why I think that the new houses in The Villages are the best bargain. Everything is new and covered by a warranty. But, often, I see sellers of pre-owned houses trying to get more money than a comparable new house. Some of them also expect to get 100 percent of what they paid for upgrades. When buying a pre-owned house, the age of the house should be a huge consideration in what you are willing to pay for it.