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kgentile1010
08-07-2012, 04:50 PM
Does anyone know if you have to pay a lot rent on the lots in the villages with the manufactured/mobile homes.
bkcunningham1
08-07-2012, 05:00 PM
No. We own our property and our homes and have the exact same amenities as other homeowners in The Villages - without the bond payments. Also, not all homes on the historic side are manufactured homes.
janmcn
08-07-2012, 05:00 PM
Does anyone know if you have to pay a lot rent on the lots in the villages with the manufactured/mobile homes.
Owners do not pay lot rent. All lots are privately owned and taxed as normal property tax. The only additional fee is the $145.00 amenity fee. To find out the tax on a particular property, you can check it out on Zillow.com
kgentile1010
08-07-2012, 05:12 PM
Thanks :)
bkcunningham1
08-07-2012, 05:24 PM
You are welcome. Have you been over and seen some of the new homes people have built?
kgentile1010
08-07-2012, 05:30 PM
Yes, we did. It's beautiful over there. We're going to be in a new village, but my sister was interested in them.
njbchbum
08-07-2012, 05:40 PM
i feel the larger lot size and mature landscaping adds a considerable ambiance to our historic side, too. and we do not have the traffic than can be found in many of the newer neighborhoods south of 466/466a. runners, walkers and golf carts seem to coexist peacefully; and taking the golf cart over the golf cart bridge is always an experience. ;)
bkcunningham1
08-07-2012, 05:51 PM
Plus, our pools are open later njbchbum! Hey, we might be neighbors, njbchbum. I have a manufactured home for sale on Rainbow. Really pretty. Just saying...
njbchbum
08-07-2012, 06:01 PM
Plus, our pools are open later njbchbum! Hey, we might be neighbors, njbchbum. I have a manufactured home for sale on Rainbow. Really pretty. Just saying...
sentcha a pm
kgentile1010
08-07-2012, 06:54 PM
guess I know where I'm going for a late night swim. :)
bkcunningham1
08-07-2012, 08:07 PM
sentcha a pm
I just got home from the pool and saw your PM. I PMed you back. heehee
asianthree
08-08-2012, 08:01 PM
how come you get to swim later?
njbchbum
08-08-2012, 08:05 PM
how come you get to swim later?
i believe because the hours were set in the original covenants for these villages.
BaylorBear
08-09-2012, 11:22 AM
We wouldn't live anywhere else! We are so very fortunate to be second generation Villagers!! Our home is an absolute jewelbox!! We hope to be Frogs by Christmas!!:wave:
Come on over to the Historical District!
justjim
08-09-2012, 11:46 AM
Do you have trouble getting insurance on the manuf. homes? I heard a rumor that you did??
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 11:48 AM
Do you have trouble getting insurance on the manuf. homes? I heard a rumor that you did??
I haven't had any problems getting homeowners insurance on any of my homes.
njbchbum
08-09-2012, 11:52 AM
Do you have trouble getting insurance on the manuf. homes? I heard a rumor that you did??
didn't have any problem getting it for ours either. we walked in the office, gave the rep the needed info and walked out with our binder! policy followed within 10 days! not even real expensive - and we don't need sinkhole insurance!
justjim
08-09-2012, 12:18 PM
didn't have any problem getting it for ours either. we walked in the office, gave the rep the needed info and walked out with our binder! policy followed within 10 days! not even real expensive - and we don't need sinkhole insurance!
Thanks for the information. I have some friends coming down this winter and don't want to spend a lot of money on a home. I was going to recommend they look on Historical side. What do you do in storms? Is there a shelter close by you can go into? Average price seems to be around 100,000/110,000 is that about right?
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 12:24 PM
Thanks for the information. I have some friends coming down this winter and don't want to spend a lot of money on a home. I was going to recommend they look on Historical side. What do you do in storms? Is there a shelter close by you can go into? Average price seems to be around 100,000/110,000 is that about right?
Yes, there are hurricane shelters set up in all three counties that TV comprises. As for me personally, if there is a hurricane warning and we are told to seek shelter, we are going to head to a nice hotel either north or south or here. That is the nice thing about hurricanes, you do, by the Grace of God, have plenty of warning.
I'd say you are about right on the average costs of homes on the Historic Side. Prices have fallen all over TV in the past six months.
Bogie Shooter
08-09-2012, 12:25 PM
Yes, there are hurricane shelters set up in all three counties that TV comprises. As for me personally, if there is a hurricane warning and we are told to seek shelter, we are going to head to a nice hotel either north or south or here. That is the nice thing about hurricanes, you do, by the Grace of God, have plenty of warning.
I'd say you are about right on the average costs of homes on the Historic Side. Prices have fallen all over TV in the past six months.
What about tornadoes?
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 12:30 PM
What about tornadoes?
What about tornadoes? What are you asking me, Bogie Shooter?
kgentile1010
08-09-2012, 12:49 PM
I'm in TX. You got a tornado coming, it doesn't matter what kind of house your in. You jump on your horse and get outta there. :crap2:
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 12:51 PM
I'm in TX. You got a tornado coming, it doesn't matter what kind of house your in. You jump on your horse and get outta there. :crap2:
That was funny and made me actually laugh out loud.
janmcn
08-09-2012, 12:54 PM
didn't have any problem getting it for ours either. we walked in the office, gave the rep the needed info and walked out with our binder! policy followed within 10 days! not even real expensive - and we don't need sinkhole insurance!
Have there been any sinkholes on the historical side that you know of, and could you get sinhole insurance if you wanted it?
njbchbum
08-09-2012, 12:57 PM
Thanks for the information. I have some friends coming down this winter and don't want to spend a lot of money on a home. I was going to recommend they look on Historical side. What do you do in storms? Is there a shelter close by you can go into? Average price seems to be around 100,000/110,000 is that about right?
justjim - in the event of severe weather - i'm going to graciegirl's; in the event of really severe weather - i'm gonna go to the hotel with bk or down to disneyworld! but bk gave you the real skinny thatcha need to know!
your friends should check out the historic side, but they should also look at the districts around spanish springs area and villages like mira mesa and zamora.
the mls website i find most helpful is lyle gant's The Villages (http://www.lylesellsfla.com) because those listings indicate how long a property has been for sale - really helps with price negotiation. we have friends in mira mesa and i really like the neighborhoods in that area. your friends should also remember that house prices will be higher during 'the season' when the snowbirds flock to the villages. and remind them to bring their checkbook! ;)
njbchbum
08-09-2012, 01:01 PM
Have there been any sinkholes on the historical side that you know of, and could you get sinhole insurance if you wanted it?
not in the few years since we have purchased; and we never looked into purchasing the covg since there is no construction that might undermine ground stability. don't even recall a watermain break since we have been there.
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 01:01 PM
Have there been any sinkholes on the historical side that you know of, and could you get sinhole insurance if you wanted it?
I haven't seen nor heard of any sinkholes on this side, janmcn. If you want to purchase sinkhole insurance I'm sure an agent will sell it to you though.
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 01:02 PM
justjim - in the event of severe weather - i'm going to graciegirl's; in the event of really severe weather - i'm gonna go to the hotel with bk or down to disneyworld! but bk gave you the real skinny thatcha need to know!
your friends should check out the historic side, but they should also look at the districts around spanish springs area and villages like mira mesa and zamora.
the mls website i find most helpful is lyle gant's The Villages (http://www.lylesellsfla.com) because those listings indicate how long a property has been for sale - really helps with price negotiation. we have friends in mira mesa and i really like the neighborhoods in that area. your friends should also remember that house prices will be higher during 'the season' when the snowbirds flock to the villages. and remind them to bring their checkbook! ;)
You guys are making my day. Too funny.
janmcn
08-09-2012, 01:07 PM
What about tornadoes?
I haven't seen nor heard of any sinkholes on this side, janmcn. If you want to purchase sinkhole insurance I'm sure an agent will sell it to you though.
Thanks...good to know.
When I was living in a CYV neighborhood in Poinciana that was decimated by the tornado in 2007, brand new cinder block designer homes were leveled near by.
Bogie Shooter
08-09-2012, 01:27 PM
What about tornadoes? What are you asking me, Bogie Shooter?
what do you do in the event of a tornado?
graciegirl
08-09-2012, 01:29 PM
[quote=njbchbum;537052]justjim - in the event of severe weather - i'm going to graciegirl's; in the event of really severe weather - i'm gonna go to the hotel with bk or down to disneyworld! but bk gave you the real skinny thatcha need to know!
You are all more than welcome. I will have cold beer on ice and plenty of pillows to put over our collective heads in the walk in closet. We villagers can make a party out of any occasion!
ssmith
08-09-2012, 01:54 PM
...our friends were in the last tornado that hit there...and it did hit their house with damage....they barely had any time to get into the closet....tornadoes often hit without warning.
justjim
08-09-2012, 01:59 PM
what do you do in the event of a tornado?
Exactly, Bogie Shooter---It doesn't even have to be a tornado----you hear all the time from the media if severe storms are in the area for those in a manufacture home to take cover somewhere. I would think TV would have a storm shelter somewhere on the Historical side of TV. I know they have increased the codes for new manufactured homes but for the older ones they tell you to get on your horse :crap2: and out of Dodge! Tornado's are certainly not funny----been in one and saw another. :sing:
bkcunningham1
08-09-2012, 02:05 PM
Exactly, Bogie Shooter---It doesn't even have to be a tornado----you hear all the time from the media if severe storms are in the area for those in a manufacture home to take cover somewhere. I would think TV would have a storm shelter somewhere on the Historical side of TV. I know they have increased the codes for new manufactured homes but for the older ones they tell you to get on your horse :crap2: and out of Dodge! Tornado's are certainly not funny----been in one and saw another. :sing:
It isn't funny, justjim. You are correct. There are many shelters established throughout the three counties, including Lake County. Here is a former discussion about https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/villages-florida-general-discussion-73/where-would-you-go-54040/.
redjpang
09-18-2012, 09:46 AM
Not to change the direction of this thread, but it is the closest thread I have found to my subject question.:wave:
If you buy a manufactured home/lot, (Lets assume it is a 2bed/1bath) Can you replace it with a 3 - 4 Bed/2 bath manufactured home?
Can one put a Garage up in the historical section?
Is there any lots that allow fences on the Historical side?
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chuckinca
09-18-2012, 09:57 AM
Yes - if the lot is large enuf
Yes - if the lot is large enuf
No Fences (that I have seen)
With TV approval - normally not an issue.
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njbchbum
09-18-2012, 10:56 AM
Not to change the direction of this thread, but it is the closest thread I have found to my subject question.:wave:
If you buy a manufactured home/lot, (Lets assume it is a 2bed/1bath) Can you replace it with a 3 - 4 Bed/2 bath manufactured home?
Can one put a Garage up in the historical section?
Is there any lots that allow fences on the Historical side?
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take a ride over on paradise dr across from the ball fields and take a look at the structure that was recently built there! wowzaa! i think there are two double garages on it! go in the boone gate and turn right onto paradise - house will be on your left. it doesn't really 'fit' in with its neighboring properties - but it got arc approval for the build!
PJOHNS2654
09-18-2012, 01:42 PM
Thanks...good to know.
When I was living in a CYV neighborhood in Poinciana that was decimated by the tornado in 2007, brand new cinder block designer homes were leveled near by.
I lived in the area in a mobil and was lucky tornado hit about a mile south. I toured the damaged area and saw a lot of blue tarps on homes with roof damage. nothing close to being leveled.
sueandskip
09-18-2012, 02:44 PM
guess I know where I'm going for a late night swim. :)
They also have a great secret .....A hot tub at the adult pool !
sueandskip
09-18-2012, 02:47 PM
take a ride over on paradise dr across from the ball fields and take a look at the structure that was recently built there! wowzaa! i think there are two double garages on it! go in the boone gate and turn right onto paradise - house will be on your left. it doesn't really 'fit' in with its neighboring properties - but it got arc approval for the build!
no fences are allowed anywhere in the villages....People would only let there dogs out all day barking and bothering there neighbors...If she wants a closed in back yard she migh consider a CYV...
Funone
01-16-2013, 03:03 PM
There are manufactured homes in TV? I did not know that. Is the HO insurance higher on this type of property?
Ismay
ohiosbestus
03-11-2013, 10:11 PM
Plus, our pools are open later njbchbum! Hey, we might be neighbors, njbchbum. I have a manufactured home for sale on Rainbow. Really pretty. Just saying...
sorry to barge in===but what is your asking price and do you have pics of it? We are coming down on the 2nd of may to look around for property----any motels in the immediate area of the villages?
DougB
03-11-2013, 10:48 PM
They also have a great secret .....A hot tub at the adult pool !
Guess the cat is out of the bag now
:duck:
graciegirl
03-12-2013, 04:49 AM
sorry to barge in===but what is your asking price and do you have pics of it? We are coming down on the 2nd of may to look around for property----any motels in the immediate area of the villages?
There are several hotels, The Waterfront at Lake Sumter, The Hampton Inn on 466, kind of in the center of The Villages. Near Spanish Springs, in the north of TV and near this home is the Holiday Inn Express, The Marriot and I think The Hacienda.
If Bkcunningham is selling this house, you can bet it is restored beautifully.(BUT you may have been reading an old post.) Why don't you send a PM to Bkcunningham and see. Bkcunningham is a trustworthy and ethical person.
Be sure to go to Spanish Springs to the Mercantile and get a five dollar map first. I don't think you, or anybody who hasn't been here can conceptualize how BIG this place is. Do not hesitate to ask anyone for directions, it is easy to get lost here when you are new.
I know you will love it here.
bkcunningham1
03-12-2013, 06:54 AM
sorry to barge in===but what is your asking price and do you have pics of it? We are coming down on the 2nd of may to look around for property----any motels in the immediate area of the villages?
We've already sold and closed on that property, ohiosbestus. Gracie covered the hotels. Thanks Gracie for the kind words.
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