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To: George8 who wrote (26544)	1/16/2005 3:00:18 PM
From: Suma	Read Replies (2) of 306849

Had a couple come here and buy a nice home in Lakewood Ranch. It was about $ 260.000 But they got hit with high taxes and fees for a park the community was supporting.. as it is a new area and they are building schools etc... They sold and moved into an older neighborhood with just as nice a house but not as upscale a community, lower taxes and no assessments. There are places to be found. One has to know the area and look around. Up the road from me a new development for seniors.. over 55... They have 800 remaining units to be built and 3000 on a weight list. They will do a lottery.

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