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Originally Posted by EdV
All 40,000 of them? Come on.
What transfer. Those two special districts belong to the developer and his family's real estate holdings, now and for the foreseeable future.
It means she continues to be confused about the bond on each residence and the ones issued to build the amenities that are part of two special districts. I’m telling you, the woman is clueless and quite frankly dangerous to the peace of mind of TV residents.
Well if you’re that bothered by this hanging over your head, why not make an appointment with your attorney and go over it with him/her as your legal expert. Better still, why not organize an interest group of twenty or so residents to kick in 100 bucks each and get a written opinion. Problem with that is that most people tend to have short arms and deep pockets and would rather whine about the problem and wait for someone else to take the lead.
Just saying.
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1. It isn't 40,000 contracts, its one contract written 40, 000 times.
2. Its not the two special district I address but the transfer of the individual districts once they are finished being developed (ie. the basis for the bond dispute now underway,)
3. I can't address Lauren Ritchie's knowledge as respects this issue. I assume she is having discussions with the IRS?
4. Your suggestion that I hire a personal attorney was well a cheap shot since neither I or residents in general had no control or knowledge over this. You were well aware when you wrote this that my point was we (residents of The Villages) have no one to represent us in, otherwords Taxiation without Representation, if we did then The Villages government would have appointed an attorney to represent residents'interest.
I'm just saying!