What is going on with this development? There is absolutely nobody there most of the time. Supposedly most of the units are owned, suprisingly by a decent handful of individuals, in part thanks to the auction. But I wondering why did they buy- to reflip, b/c it appears the complex's likelihood to be a rental machine just isn't there- along with the people. I would like to think the purchasers actually planned to use, occasionally rent, hell maybe live in their units! So far it does not appear that way. I would say it feels more like a great place to hide from the law than to have a drink with a fellow vacationer. I mean it is deserted. I feel so bad for the maintenance dude there, who's got to combat the loneliness of low to no boat shuttling and the stimuli of nil. But I bet he can meditate a hell of alot better than me!
The units are pretty nice (gas fireplace!) and the place is so fresh and so clean . I wondering where the $2,000-$3000+ monthly assessments are coming from, or if they are coming at all. Is their any management and/or is the developer still connected to it? The lake views and occasional slight glimmer of what is conceived as beach views I think are permissible at best. But they kind of leave you wanting more; just stand taller or wear heels.
It is never too late to crossdress-remember J. Edgar Hoover!
It seems like a cross in livability/design between a condo and a huff bros. concept. The almost 1800 sqft ones can almost fool you into thinking it might be a home. But does anybody have the real skinny on this mysterious place, other than it's a good development (w/ some obvious drawbacks), built at the wrong time. Is it doomed to respeculators respaculating and dappling and ascending into the heavens of glorious respeculationism; all the while why not paying their HOA dues. Or does this place have a future? How much risk could potentially be incurred to be a condo owner there?
The units are pretty nice (gas fireplace!) and the place is so fresh and so clean . I wondering where the $2,000-$3000+ monthly assessments are coming from, or if they are coming at all. Is their any management and/or is the developer still connected to it? The lake views and occasional slight glimmer of what is conceived as beach views I think are permissible at best. But they kind of leave you wanting more; just stand taller or wear heels.
It is never too late to crossdress-remember J. Edgar Hoover!
It seems like a cross in livability/design between a condo and a huff bros. concept. The almost 1800 sqft ones can almost fool you into thinking it might be a home. But does anybody have the real skinny on this mysterious place, other than it's a good development (w/ some obvious drawbacks), built at the wrong time. Is it doomed to respeculators respaculating and dappling and ascending into the heavens of glorious respeculationism; all the while why not paying their HOA dues. Or does this place have a future? How much risk could potentially be incurred to be a condo owner there?