What are your opinions of this devlopment. All the foreclosures and bank owned lots are sold and there is some new construction - HOA seems healthy and dues seem reasonable. Homes that are built look really nice. It seems alot of the lots are owned by builders. Just wondering what everybody else thinks - seems like there are some decent prices on a few lots. Thanks in advance for any advice!!!
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13SWGB
It had some flooding issues, but that should be resolved when the bridge is installed on 30A.
Beach Crab
My question is who manages the HOA for Lakeside at Blue Mountain Beach?
Beach Fanatic
It would be a "Hike" to the beach...prefer south of 30A in BMB, a few lots left I understand
SWGB
Just an FYI, Florida Law recently changed requiring the CAM (Community Association Manager) of a HOA/COA to list themselves as the registered agent with the Florida Department of State Division of Corporations. This is to make it easier for owners and the general public to determine who manages an association:
http://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/Co...4304-9021-08e4042f1062/lakeside at blue/Page1
http://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/Co...4304-9021-08e4042f1062/lakeside at blue/Page1
Beach Fanatic
I love lakeside. The prices still seem right. Of course, I would rather be south of 30A in BMB but you will pay a radical difference for that. I have sold a bunch of lots at Lakeside and have never hear one complaint.
Beach Fanatic
I love lakeside. The prices still seem right. Of course, I would rather be south of 30A in BMB but you will pay a radical difference for that. I have sold a bunch of lots at Lakeside and have never hear one complaint.lots south of 30A in BMB upwards from 350K ( 75x150' ish).# notgulffront
SWGB
I love lakeside. The prices still seem right. Of course, I would rather be south of 30A in BMB but you will pay a radical difference for that. I have sold a bunch of lots at Lakeside and have never hear one complaint.
Should have been in there when it flooded. Lots of complaints.
Note: The flooding was a very rare occurrence of rain coupled with the failure of drainage culverts. It also didn't affect any homes, just the bridge.
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Beach Fanatic
I have lived here 35 years and those rains this past summer were the first time I have ever seen anything like that. I also feel that with the bridge fix and this area allowed proper flow we won't see that again. Still feel LBM is a solid buy. I guess the caveat would be understanding which areas were flooded and has the problem been fixed. Due diligence. I would not hesitate to purchase in here.
SWGB
Like I said, still a good buy, but I figure full disclosure of the flooding incident to prevent a buyer from misinterpreting or hearing an exaggerated story.
The culvert was fixed and the bridge should be installed sometime in 2056.
The culvert was fixed and the bridge should be installed sometime in 2056.
Beach Crab
Our family of 5 with 3 kids under 6 just purchased a lot and plan to build in Lakeside. We fell in love with the area and are optimistic it will prosper. I did research upon research on the area and find it to be one of the best deals in the area.
Beach Fanatic
If you are looking for a builder, contact Ralph Gage, General Contractor. 850-585-4616. His website is gagecontracting.com. He is a quality, reasonable cost builder.
Beach Crab
Question in regards to Lakeside at Blue Mountain! If you purchase in this neighborhood, are homeowners allowed to put up fences?
Also, does anyone know the average rental projections for a 4 bedroom home?
Thanks in advance!
Also, does anyone know the average rental projections for a 4 bedroom home?
Thanks in advance!
Beach Fanatic
If you are looking for a builder, contact Ralph Gage, General Contractor. 850-585-4616. His website is gagecontracting.com. He is a quality, reasonable cost builder.Still in buisness... getting ready to build in Beach Highland on the private beach
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