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Originally Posted by JMintzer
Pretty much going from 466A south to SR 44...
Pine Hills*
Pine Ridge*
*Both of these are in Lake County which has slightly higher property taxes and a different Electric Co. Provider (some say it is less reliable in storms...)
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I have owned two properties, simultaneously in TV for 5ish years. One in Lake, one in Sumter.
One has SECO for Electric in Sumter, the other has Duke in Lake.
I can count on 1 finger the amount of times the power went out in our Sumter home in the last year. It was on 100% for both Hurricanes.
The Duke home however? I'm going to says 1-2 times a month there's something, maybe a blip, maybe 10 minutes, maybe a day. Power was out for about a day and a half after Milton.
It was a rental property, but we lived there for about 8 months during a remodel of our Sumter home. The power was always having issues. I also got notifications on my phone when we didn't live there because the home had a bunch of remote access(door, thermostat, garage, cameras, doorbell, water monitor)..
I closed on the sale of it last week. I shan't be purchasing another home in Lake(higher taxes) or that has Duke.