Probably are.:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

I believe I may be able to answer that Golfing Eagle ... A unit is made up of a specific type of home design, as I stated in my 1st post, villa, designer, premier, etc ... All homes in that unit are assessed pretty much the same CDD fees, no matter how large or small their lot may be.
Here's an example ... I have a designer, my lot is 13,068 sq ft., my next door neighbors lot size is 7,480 sq. ft. but we pay the exact same in CDD fees because we are in the same unit.
I also checked a few premier's behind Bonifay. One which I checked, their lot size is 13,781 sq. ft., yet other ones are 15,805 and 17,246. They also pay the exact same in CDD fees because they are in one specific unit.
Hope that helped.

:mademyday: :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

But did the 13,781 premier pay double your 13,068. Yes, the average acreage in your designer is probably lower than that in the premier unit, but is it half on average? Maybe it is, it just doesn't look like it on the map.

Good one guys, I can feel the love:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Yes, just about. See the figures on my post. They were the same homes I used off the property appraisers website.

:boom: Here's the exact numbers:


Amortization Schedules - Sumter