
10-12-2014, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by kittygilchrist
We who are single pay higher taxes than married folks and in The Villages pay the same amenities fee as marrieds do for two. If enough people bought as foursomes, how about sixes and eights and tens? It would be..hey, it would be like a...
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I've never understood why singles have to pay higher taxes than married people, either. That's an issue for a congressman.
However, laws prevent sixes or eights, etc., from occupying a single property. The amount of people who can legally live in a single dwelling (home, apartment, etc.) is determined by how many bedrooms a property has and possibly the square footage . . . I'm rusty on that and don't exactly remember. I'm not even sure there is a law that states how many can be on a deed. That's a good question for a real estate attorney or title company.
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