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Originally Posted by RickFLM4
Dues almost never go down especially in new construction. Developers always set them low to sell and then the owners self govern and figure out improvements are needed and maintenance costs are higher. $100 isn’t a bad starting place.
Personally, I’d stick with the home construction answer if it provides enough space. Family friendly and easier access for use plus value add to home. If it doesn’t provide enough space, then there’s only one answer.
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Exactly, I'd wish for that to be true but unfortunately those fees always go up, like scamflation, always making our purchasing power decrease to keep the working class squarely in the vise...but I digress
Anyway, what he said, all positives unless OP wants way more space.
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