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Here’s what a typical Silver Bay resident pays per month: $550-$650. This number is your lot rent. That figure will make more sense once you see what’s inside it, so let’s break it down piece by piece. The Silver Bay Cost Model Explained Silver Bay runs on a land-lease model, which means you own your […]
Housing costs are the number one thing that keeps soon-to-be retirees up at night, and rightly so. If you’re researching 55 plus communities in Florida, you’re already thinking smart. But even after the mortgage is paid off, the bills keep coming. Lot rent, HOA fees, property taxes, they’re not the same thing, they cover different things, […]
It’s Saturday morning. You’re standing in the backyard looking at a lawn that needs mowing, a fence section that’s been loose since October, and a gutter you’ve been meaning to clean since the leaves fell. Inside, there are three bedrooms that haven’t had guests in two years, a formal dining room you use at Thanksgiving, […]
When most people hear manufactured home, what comes to mind is about fifty years out of date. The narrow box, the aluminum siding, the thin walls that didn’t keep out much weather or noise. That picture is real, it describes what the industry produced in the 1970s. It has almost nothing to do with what […]
If your mental image of a manufactured home still comes from the 1970s, featuring thin walls, aluminum siding, and narrow lots packed closely together, the skepticism is understandable. That version of manufactured housing certainly existed, but it stopped reflecting the reality of the industry decades ago. The manufactured homes being built today are a different […]
You bought that house for a reason. The kids would fill the bedrooms, the yard would host summer barbecues, and all that space would serve a life that kept expanding. Fast forward to now: the kids are gone, the bedrooms collect dust, and you’re spending your weekends maintaining rooms nobody uses and mowing a lawn […]
Moving from a 2,400 square foot house into something between 1,000 and 1,600 square feet is a different kind of decision than most home purchases. For decades, buying a home was partly about capacity: enough bedrooms, enough storage, enough room for the life you were building. Downsizing is the opposite exercise, it’s figuring out what […]
