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Free golf
You should probably move🤔🤔
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Right on
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Everything should be FREE!
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Self explanatory
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Like I said in a previous post- I now know there are people in Heaven complaining that the clouds are too fluffy and the pearly gates “ain’t what they expected”. |
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Like most every other thing that is advertised as “free” exec golf in The Villages is included in the price. Many companies advertise “free” shipping or delivery. Where do you think they get the money to pay for that? As someone pointed out, only a portion of the amenity fee goes towards golf. I don’t’ know what that percentage is but you can’t use the apply the entire $150 a month to only golf.
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We don’t play golf at all but feel the amenities fee is money well spent for all The Villages has to offer. We ride our bikes daily and never fail to feel thankful that we have miles and miles of safe paths to ride on. We attend a “free” yoga class every week. I used to pay some hefty fees for yoga. How about jumping into your cart on a boring evening and having some fun entertainment, for “free.” A nice day by the pool, a pool I don’t have to maintain. And all of the maintenance that goes into keeping TV so beautiful so that our property values are protected.
Before coming here we lived in a planned community in Venice, FL. We had one pool, a fitness center and a clubhouse. One. An “event” usually consisted of people getting together in the clubhouse parking lot with a food truck. No golf course. Our HOA was $359 a month. We felt lucky. We had neighbors in other communities that were paying upward of $500 a month and didn’t have much more. We live like “rich folks” here, and we are far from rich. I never in a million years thought we would have such an amazing life in retirement. So glad to have found TV. |
Hmmm...
Must be the "New Math"...
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In the business world the amenity fee would be called a sunk cost, which is a cost that is incurred regardless of use. Some leverage the cost (get extensive use from the diversified portfolio of available amenities) and others get little to no use. Part time residents typically get extensive use of the sunk cost for certain periods and zero use the rest of the time. Nobody should complain about the amenity fee, everyone should have been aware of it before buying and the fee is incredibly low for the vast amount available amenities. I would challenge anyone to find another retirement community that offers more or better amenities for the same or cheaper cost.
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The executive courses are owned by the CDDs, with the exception of the newer courses that may have not yet been turned over to the CDDs.
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Amen to TheVillages2013. Sounds about 100% correct!!! lol
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