[rsmurano]

I rented an airbnb place in Spanish springs before we bought almost 4 years ago and I got guest cards so we could use the amenities.
Middleton doesn’t and shouldn’t get to use TV amenities. Middleton is like Oxford Oaks, so close but so far away from what TV has to offer.
Also, if you are a guest trying to make a tee time in the winter, forget it. Anytime you put guest in as part of your foursome, you go to the bottom of the list. Plus Middleton is way too close to the schools: lights, noise, and hundreds of kids.

[bowlingal]

make sure your lanai faces north. Any lanai facing west is in for a "hot" time

[Windguy]

Originally Posted by BPRICE1234

So what is the negative?

The big negative for me would be the same reason why I moved to TV instead of a typical suburban neighborhood: Your neighbors will most likely have jobs and won’t be around during the day to do things with you. It’ll be more lonely.

[Bogie Shooter]

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[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Normal

I’m not sure where the critical portion of the developer is on this OPs thread, but have at it if it makes you feel better to be so negative.

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[BlueStarAirlines]

It sounds like the OP is fairly constrained with their house budget and a fence is just adding to that.

I don't say this disrespectfully, but TV is not for everyone. There are many other communities that offer houses with fences that are closer to their price point. This shouldn't be an issue because if OP was willing to give up all the TV benefits and amenities to move to Middleton, then other communities should be a consideration.

[Danth1980]

At least one person in each house in Middleton must work for TV, so if you are retired, forget about moving there.

[John Mayes]

Originally Posted by Danth1980

At least one person in each house in Middleton must work for TV, so if you are retired, forget about moving there.

This is not true. Anyone can live in Middleton. If though you have a child and want them to go to the charter school then one parent must work for TV’s or an authorized business supporting TV’s.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Danth1980

At least one person in each house in Middleton must work for TV, so if you are retired, forget about moving there.

Doesn’t that requirement only apply to charter school attendance?

[zmannscz]

Originally Posted by John Mayes

Sorry to be “that guy” but the process that TV’s uses is not tilt wall.

Tilt wall is built on-site tilted/lift up into place.

TV’s use a precast wall process that’s fabricated by DZ precast off-site in a factory using molds and brought to the build site and lifted into place by a crane.

I had a tour of the DZ factory. Very impressive process for the precast walls.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by Normal

Construction slabs….Slabs are poured, transported and tilted into position for homes. They are strong, but less than ideal for repairs on electrical circuits and any other integrated components. They are also less than ideal if seismic activity occurs in an area. They are a cheaper way to build homes than using blocks though and less likely to have water leaks.

Aren’t the precast walls transported on trailers and lifted up with cranes placed on traditional concrete slab. No tilting involved, since it’s precast offsite? Family block business started in 40s, eventually moving to block and solid pour onsite walls not just for basements. Today 3 of the 11 sites have now converted to precast, one still producing block, the rest just plain old pour.

The retired sons still believe block is an art and a better build. Grandsons believe precast is the way to go. None have cast onsite for tilt, due to amount of space. It’s a heated discussion at every family event, although the sons are now late eighties, grands will eventually win.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Doesn’t that requirement only apply to charter school attendance?

Very true, anybody can live in Middle, but if you have kids somebody has to work for TV or TV business. Even the VA clinic has that privilege for their children

[BPRICE1234]

Great advice

[kingofbeer]

Originally Posted by BPRICE1234

Just looking at new homes, prices, and lots. It seems middleton is a much better value?

You can still golf at the championship courses and visit all the town centers. You have pools and parks.

So what is the negative?

I need a fence and Middleton allows them, looking for any advice.

I don't think they pay the amenity fee. So golf would not be included.

[Ptmcbriz]

You should buy a house in Moultrie Creek Village which is right across the street from the high school. Best of both worlds. Access to Middleton and access to all of TV.