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Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy
No idea how that relates to what kind of buyer are you?
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All the “zero” dollar lots were labor intensive and had costs in fuel, labor, machinery along with electrical, water, gas and sewer lines installed. None of it was done for free. Then paved road were run in front of the lot. Any taker of a “zero” dollar lot will be taken for in impact fees and costs in the form of a bond that the buyer must sign for.
Then they have to build and pay for the home that fits for the indicated neighborhood according to Villages standards.
Nothing, ZERO is free. Instead it’s entrapment of the Developer’s vice just to rid themselves of the financial burden they carried and make the “zero” taker enslaved into unwanted or less desired property.