Staying in Villages short term vs longer stays
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Published 2024-08-11
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All Comments (8)
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Hi Gary, Great job to point out the differences between a short and long term stay. We ended up building in Southern Delaware. We went for a short visit and it was very enjoyable. We were very impressed with the beautiful landscaping and recreation centers. They do a wonderful job maintaining everything. I think we would consider a longer term winter visit. Blessings from Sue in Southern,Delaware
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Great perspectives... Thank you ! For those of us brand new the short term rentals will hopefully be quite educational...
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Congratulations on your retirement
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My wife and I are coming down hopefully to buy a home in November. We appreciate your insights into The Villages and what we can expect when we get there 😊
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IMHO, short-term rentals are detriment to the community. It's gotten so bad that we're thinking of relocating. The Villages is a 55+ retirement community, not a Disney World hotel
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Hey Gary thanks for these videos, they are very informative. If I may ask how many years before you retired did you buy in the villages? ~Wayne
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QUESTION: IF I need to establish residency in Florida and am leaning towards The Villages for eventual ownership decisions... BUT may. be traveling quite a bit for the first year too.... What do you think of me just renting a room in the Village ? If I can find a compatible landlord it seems it would be the cheapest way for a long term exposure to the "realities" of Villag ownership... Your thoughts appreciated :)