My personal belief is that one can ignore reality and have it work against him/her or embrace it and have it work for you. since when is lengthy discussion such as with an important topic such as this a problem. I can tell by the nature of the posts that most are not acquainted themselves with the the detailed allegations in the IRS filings. I do not suggest that the IRS is correct but knowledge is power. So find out what this dispute is really about in detail.
I do not intend to sell my home and so I agree with others and do not view it as an investment as I did when moving around the country.
The issue for me is based in the wording of the IRS filings. It leaves me to ponder about many things. If the IRS prevails but not against the Developer then who will the IRS look to for repayment?
I do not know to whom nor do I know the amount but based on what is to have allegedly occurred, I will be livid if I am left with paying one red cent on top of what I pay now for the priviledge of living here.
I will continue my exploration of this issue in an unemotional and business-like manner. I do not believe the sky is falling. I do not believe it is an issue that should prevent folks from buying here. But I do believe in preparing myself, for weighing my options and for making a plan
Please search out the details of this debate. Ask questions when attending your Homeowner Association, the Amenities Advisory Commitee, District Meetings, etc. Two last points. Whenever someone rsponds to my question with "Don't even worry about it", then that's when I begin to worry because that is an artful dodger at work. Finally we are a part of this and we have a right to know...all of us.
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