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Originally Posted by ilovetv
This has been discussed for years in other threads and nobody really knows the outcome.
But we do know one thing for certain. We don't live forever, and most people we've met here said the only thing they should have done differently was to come here 10 years sooner (or more).
I'd buy a moderately priced home in TV, under $200,000, which is a low-risk purchase, and live my life while I have my good health and spouse with me to enjoy what we worked and saved for for the last 40 years.
Or I would rent a nice place on a long-term, annual lease.
CPA's, tax attorneys, and bond sellers who have never heard of TV, or who prefer their million-dollar places in Naples as our CPA and lawyer friends do, are not knowledgeable enough to advise on the value of living in TV.
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Any professional advisor can gather enough material to read all the facts about the IRS investigation into The Villages and interpret them for their client. Would anybody invest $200,000 without a financial advisor? Why would someone not do their due diligence and get all the advice they can before buying?