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Just got a note that Aug assessment rate is $152.  Does anyone know what it should be once all homes are sold? 
 
My sales materials from Sagewood show $193/mth.  Is the $152 for Aug and increase or a decrease from your usual?
 
Yeah, my first assessment was $193, but its has dropped each month since we moved it.  Guess more people are moving in and spreading the cost out?
 
gasman said:
My sales materials from Sagewood show $193/mth.  Is the $152 for Aug and increase or a decrease from your usual?
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It's a decrease.  Some cryptic note saying something about phase 6 blah blah.  I was also quoted 190 when I bough the home.. but now it has decreased two months in a row.
 
WTTCMN said:
You still haven't bought yet?  What are you waiting for?  PP is almost all sold out!
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Too many FCBs ahead of me on the list.  I got called on the last phase release but the remaining lots were............undesirable.  It's gonna take a miracle to get the lot I want on the next phase...
 
my buddy got the corner lot at the previous release phase at Sagewood.  He's been waiting for a really really really long time :(
 
PP HOA fees are strange.  Mine have also gone down the last few months.  My docs also say they were supposed to be $193/mo.  First month was paid with closing costs ($193).  Then second month was $179 (so I thought that just had something to do with closing costs overpaid), but then third month was $178.

Not going to bother to inquire as to why, just hope they don't come looking for extra money in 1-2 years.
 
aquabliss said:
PP HOA fees are strange.  Mine have also gone down the last few months.  My docs also say they were supposed to be $193/mo.  First month was paid with closing costs ($193).  Then second month was $179 (so I thought that just had something to do with closing costs overpaid), but then third month was $178.

Not going to bother to inquire as to why, just hope they don't come looking for extra money in 1-2 years.
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When I originally saw the HOA dues.. it said $135-$193.  I'm assuming they  have to quote high for all of the early phases.  Hopefully it can stay around $150 or lower.
 
#FARM said:
my buddy got the corner lot at the previous release phase at Sagewood.  He's been waiting for a really really really long time :(
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There were 2 lots that had a hard time selling from the last 9A/9B phases.  The largest corner lot went unclaimed for 2-3 weeks.
 
Nice! I thought the HOA was set at $193/month. Glad to hear it is going down.

Any chance that the MR will decrease when the District 1 homes are built?!?  8)
 
PP HOA is strange.  My docs also said $193/mo.  My first month of $193 was included in closing costs, then second month was around $179 (I thought it was some adjustment from overpaying closing costs), but third month was $178 so now I have no idea. 

I'm not asking any questions, just hope they don't come back and ask for it all back later.
 
jmoney74 said:
what's wrong with the lots that you dont want?
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Nothing wrong with them per se.  My wife likes the east coast elevation at Sagewood, so that immediately cuts the options down.  Santa Barbara elevation is a distant second, and craftsman would mean divorce (jk!).  TBH, I'm needing a bigger lot to justify the current pricing, along with the MR.  The units that were available were in the 4800-5000sf range, and the ones I'm interested in are 5700sf.  Also, most of the homes released in P9B (which is where I got called) were edge properties on PP, with a beautiful view of the new 4-5 story TIC apartments/condos through a standard iron fence.  I would prefer a lot that's a little further away from the property line.  I live in Columbus Square right now along Edinger, and we are SO OVER having an edge property.

Short story long...I'm being nit-picky, but I'm going to be considering it's a $1.2-1.3M "investment".

So if anyone is gunning for a Sagewood lot in P10A (yes, P10 is being split into 2 smaller releases as well), let me know what I can do to convince you to stay home that day.  ;)
 
gasman said:
jmoney74 said:
what's wrong with the lots that you dont want?
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Nothing wrong with them per se.  My wife likes the east coast elevation at Sagewood, so that immediately cuts the options down.  Santa Barbara elevation is a distant second, and craftsman would mean divorce (jk!).  TBH, I'm needing a bigger lot to justify the current pricing, along with the MR.  The units that were available were in the 4800-5000sf range, and the ones I'm interested in are 5700sf.  Also, most of the homes released in P9B (which is where I got called) were edge properties on PP, with a beautiful view of the new 4-5 story TIC apartments/condos through a standard iron fence.  I would prefer a lot that's a little further away from the property line.  I live in Columbus Square right now along Edinger, and we are SO OVER having an edge property.

Short story long...I'm being nit-picky, but I'm going to be considering it's a $1.2-1.3M "investment".

So if anyone is gunning for a Sagewood lot in P10A (yes, P10 is being split into 2 smaller releases as well), let me know what I can do to convince you to stay home that day.  ;)
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At that price point.. gotta buy your ideal home.  Good luck.
 
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