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Originally Posted by margaretmattson
If we get hit, insurance rates will most likely skyrocket Outsiders will no longer consider the Villages a safe place to live. Home sales may suffer. Some residents may leave because they lost their homes and have no desire to stay.
The question was about sustainability. Each time there is a hurricane in the Gulf, I ask myself, what if? I cross my fingers and hope for the best. A hurricane would cause property damage but it will be the side effects that may last for years. Not trying to scare anyone. It is just something I believe could ruin the Villages. Hopefully, that day will never come.
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You seem to be a person who livesin Florida, and is afraid of what may or may not happen due to weather related issues. Must be a horrific toll on your health and wellbeing.
We have so many tornadoes and bad weather north, you have a plan for everything. Yet don’t worry or even give it a second thought, other than at least with this damage we’re going to get a new____________(fill in the blank). Here in Florida I figure if house is damaged I will get a chance to fix the couple things I did wrong when we built the house.
I have zero room, to worry about weather, or in your case believe ruin in the Villages, and not sleep at night because that day may come.
I have only met one person who literally lives in fear everyday in TV, whenthe sky looks like a storm. Good thing they retired early, because health has already deteriorated, from an active healthy person to walking skeleton, won’t sleep because storm could happen at night, in less than a year.
Hope you have someone to help you through your worry.