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Yes this is an HOA community

$120/ yr on the HOA, the CDD ranges from $2k - $3.5k depending on lot size. This home would be around the 3k per year for CDD.

@@brettschillerrealtor Thank you!

Glad you love the home!

70-130k

Here for all your needs :)

Good Question, they all have different reasons. I really like what Mirada has going on, and the Lagoon there is spectacular. I'm most excited about future of what Angeline will be. But it's still early on, a lot to come there.

@@brettschillerrealtor thanks for the reply. I have small kids in elementary school. Was wondering if one had better schools than the other.

@@briahawkins6176 Where are you coming from Bria? You can find good schools in all the areas, often if you're not happy with the public schools there's charter schools you can get involved with. I know the schooling situation at Angeline is getting really good. They just built the Angeline Academy of Innovation for 6-10th graders and will be the future k-5 school of the community.

Okay good to know. I’m coming from Oklahoma. :/

@@briahawkins6176 Awesome - Let me know you're timeline, be happy to show you around if you come see them in person.

HOA is about $120 a year, the CDD varies by lot size, so it all depends. Let me know if you’re looking at anything specific and I can help get the info.

Not sure what this says but thanks for the comment

Right in the thumbnail. $2,455,000

Not community stables, some owners have their own stables. If you wanted horses you’d have your own

Insanely High? Or Insanely Low? Depends on what your used to

No I don't think HOA's have much to do with it. From what i've experienced it comes down to the cost or investment into the panels. To see the return on your investment for Solar Panels it takes a solid 10-15 years of living there.

Really it has to do with cost. Not everyone wants to put down around 45k for the purchase and installation of solar panels, those who do often times get a loan, with a relatively high interest rate, which is around 5-6 percent. Until the solar panels are paid off, they are a liability and not an asset that is factored in the value of the home. If someone sells a house with solar panels that are not paid off, the seller either needs the buyer to assume the loan, or agree to pay off the loan with the proceeds of the sale. Once the panels are paid off, then it will increase the home value. To me，it’s worth it. It means I can run basically anything in my house without restriction, and my bill is only $18 per month. I don’t have any high-draw power tools, and my system is sized correctly for our home. As far as the HOA, Triple Creek does have guidelines that we need to review, and panels like these would likely require approval.

Yes that community is blowing up. Good things happening there!

Hey Edwin, no, not in this home. If you needed one, that could always be added

Hey Miles, this home is located in Thonotosassa Florida. Feel free to reach out if want more info

We’re speaking the same language! I’d way rather have some space and land than be pent up in a penthouse. Thanks for the comment. Let us know if we can help you live there one day.

Yes, today it would be $4M+

Hey Blake - You could be closing in the mid $700's on this model.

Hey Gloria, stunning right!? Love this floorplan. I typically see pools add between $70k-$100k+ depending no how you want it finished. It's an option at time of build or you can always put it in later and maybe even save a few bucks. You'll also have structural and interior options on top of this base price which can get ugly pretty quick. Happy to discuss more. Feel free to contact me if you need.

No I haven't seen any in this community, But i have seen some of those concepts around. Are you looking for a model with a separate entrance?

agreed 😀