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Originally Posted by aljetmet
So I'll definitely contact an agent before putting a deposit on a lot. But say I pick a lot and by the time they come to test it's sold to someone else.
Wonder if TV will give you a rebate if you back out of a lot cause you cannot get sinkhole coverage or the coverage has a very high deductible or high cost.
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Originally Posted by
graciegirl 
You can't insure what you don't own. Inquire now. Do your due diligence.
And even if there is a danger anywhere in Florida of sinkholes, The Villages isn't having any trouble selling those lots.
Dance while you can still hear the music.
"I think he was talking about a sink hole inspection. A very good idea. I will be doing same before dancing."Posh
How could they inspect a lot for sinkholes before you choose a lot and put a deposit on it??? Just asking. And my point is that sinkholes happen, they are fairly rare. Central and West central Florida has more than the rest of the state. That known and given, the lots are still selling here pretty fast and people are taking their chances. May I have this waltz, Posh?
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The cheery thought around here is that if you don't ever have a sinkhole, you have a good chance to be hit by a drunken golf cart driver.
OR...CAN YOU HAVE A
POTENTIAL LOT INSPECTED.??AND HOW DO THEY DO THAT? AND WILL THEY CHARGE YOU FOR THAT? And even after that can you be sure?