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That’s awesome. I’m glad you like it and welcome to the community.

It looks amazing at night

It is pretty amazing and it all makes sense. It is not just decoration thrown in the front yard.

Hey there, so there are a couple of Day cares out here little reasons is one. I did send my kids there. My contact information is actually in pretty much every description of each video. I hope that helps.

Pretty crazy, isn’t it?

It’s in the woodlands

It’s crazy that they have rights or had rights. You are absolutely right.

It is pretty cool

Looks awesome. I wish I had the money to buy all that stuff. It would save me time since have to make all my props with materials I find for free. My display doesn’t look as good.

I am sure it looks great 👍

Pretty cool isn’t it ?!

For them personally, it has nothing to do with competing. They are doing it for the good cause and of course it is their hobby, which is not a cheap hobby, but they also raise money for charitable causes. The kids in the neighborhood love it the adults love it. It’s pretty cool.

@LivingInWarnerRobins Well that's awesome but I wasn't trying to say anything bad or poke fun at anyone because I would go just as hard or maybe even harder if I could and the fact that they help out charities is amazing as i do the same. I know the children love seeing it. There's always that 1 house that you have to visit on Halloween because of the decorations or because the candy they gave out last year was the best, I'd say you'll be that house this year and hopefully for many years to come. Happy 🎃 👻 Halloween!!

@majorduke3437 i did not think that you said something bad at all sorry if it came across that way. I appreciate your engagement for sure .

@@HopsandHedges www.legis.ga.gov/api/legislation/document/20232024/229523

Warner Robins ain’t that small anymore:)

Not if the rent is way to high for what you get !

Should have never been a thing that people who take over your property have some kind of rights. That is insanity that squatters have rights or had rights but homeowners had non and had to sit there and watch. Therefore the law is long overdue

This is in Georgia

As far as I know not yet. But Georgia did pass the law in April of 2024

Every state handles a differently this is specifically for the state of Georgia, which passed the law in April 2024

That’s a very smart comment. I have to admit are you always walking through life making fun about other people?

@@LivingInWarnerRobins I'm not making fun of you, I'm honestly just curious. I can see that they are way stronger correcting than any other glasses I've remember seeing my whole life. So I was curious.

It’s just that way because here in the USA they are not very advanced when it comes to glasses and the lenses used for certain prescriptions.

@@LivingInWarnerRobins I'm sorry if my comment caused you distress Like I said: what you assumed wasn't my intention/the meaning of my comment. It's just honest curiosity

@braindecay9477 no worries I was just a little defensive because I get a lot of hateful comments on here :)

About time something is being done !

They need to keep investing in things like that .

Update the video you mean ? I know it’s an older one I might need to do a new one

Well if you are activly living the property you can!

We will see how it plays out but I am not to happy either

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and so are you I respect your point of view as well. But your statement that everyone is selling is false. That would imply that the area loses people which they do not there is actually a year every year growth of 3% of people moving to the area which equals up to about 2500 people every year moving to the Warner Robins area. The reason why properties are still cheap compared to other cities is because the overall cost-of-living index is cheaper, but prices also went up over the last four years by 55%, which is caused by supply in demand . That means factual that we have less homes on the market than people who want to buy .

@@LivingInWarnerRobins no one wants to live there it's terrible for people of color my opinion very racist

I would argue that at least 50% of these jobs have the requirement for people to move here based on security clearance and background checks

@@LivingInWarnerRobins I would argue that in this area there are easily 800 qualified candidates that can pass a background check and get the security clearance needed to work at Robins. I worked there for 29yrs. You must think there is a lot of felons living here.

@RogerH-gy2gd6il8t no not what I am saying at all but if you worked there for 29 years you should also know that Robins AFB is known for to be not easy to get a job unless you know someone! And that’s a fact by the nice try putting words in my mouth ;)

@@LivingInWarnerRobins I didn’t know anyone out there when I was hired. I had never heard of Warner Robins. I was living in Birmingham, Alabama when I applied for a job back in 1986. I’m sure it probably helps but it is possible to get hired without knowing someone. It’s all about having a good resume.. Especially if you have any aircraft experience or a college degree or prior military..

If the HOA has a pool or any other amenities I don’t know if that’s a scam but I agree that those can be very restrictive. But watch out it’s more and more common that apartment complexes have something similar.

It could be at some parts of the neighborhood are zoned differently. School zoning here in the area is absolutely ridiculously crazy.

@@LivingInWarnerRobins ah okay, yeah I’m slowly finding out as we still live on base. We’re fine with Hilltop or Bonaire. Just wish we knew 😅

Agreed! As a realtor, I honestly wonder how that is gonna affect the current neighborhoods of that builder! Because they most likely will not built the same style homes

600 just in Warner Robins ? That’s a lot for just that one city !

For our area it is but I think what is most impactful aspect is that we still have local and boutique builders that typically offer more than the big box builders. The things builders construct at the list price is considered upgrades in larger areas so I think this buy out and more corporate builders coming into the area will impact our buyers here. It changes the landscape of new construction for us.

So the news article did not specify exactly when they are starting production. it did say, though that they acquired 700 developed lots that was part of the whole acquisition. Which I assume they would have the possibility to start as soon as possible

@@LivingInWarnerRobins that’s great to know. Relocating to Middle Georgia in February due to the Air Force. Was hoping to purchase WCH so interested to see what Lennar builds out there and when.

Awesome welcome if yall need any help let me know we pcsed here in 2019. I try to stay on top of it, have a lot of clients I worked with who love the WCH homes but are really uncertain with how this is going to affect their neighborhoods

I mean it depends on the city. In Warner Robins the main streets are absolutly horrible and the infrastructur sucks. I also think the economic plan for growth of the city is not really the best with car washes, gas stations, oil changing places popping up everywher. That is definitly nor a great growth strategie. I personlly have not seen much news of buisnesses failing here in WR but it sure could be.

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The HOA I live in it similar we do have to playgrounds, but we don’t have a community pool with with 690 homes paying $360 a year that’s quite a lot of money general maintenance

Well, they cannot just fine you anymore at least in Georgia

Interesting comment that does show how broken the HOA system is and how it’s abused thanks for show us so much beautiful character. If the HOA ignores the homeowners than litigation and with a comment like yours that does not look good for those Ken’s and Karen’s

@@LivingInWarnerRobins I'm just jk dude. I don't work for an HOA. I will never be part of this filth

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I am not aware that there are HOAs in the country of Georgia ?! This is in the US

Right? It's like they have a secret "how to be a neighborhood snitch" handbook! If I ever end up in an HOA, I’m definitely getting a glitter-painted house. Who wouldn't want to live in a disco palace? But joke aside, the HOA keeps the neighborhood cleaner in most places. No more neighbors who do not give a darn about not cutting grass or letting the home deteriorate and therefore diminish the value of everyone's house.

@@LivingInWarnerRobins I guess I could live in a neighborhood that decided to keep itself clean but I would want to be the one to say what was clean and wasn’t 😌 My FIL lives in one where he had to tear down a second shed in his backyard that is surrounded by a wood fence because the hoa only allows for one shed in the backyard. I don’t see how that is making anything better for anybody! If anything, he doesn’t have a space to keep his tools away from public eyes. And it doesn’t do anything to keep the area safer, they just had a brand new $2500 electric bicycle stolen from their garage yesterday during broad daylight hours. I guess people who like rules and following those rules have no problem with hoas but as for me, it’s a big nope! I do find it funny though that even the people who like being bound by the neighborhood Karens of the world hit a point where they have had too many rules and they start to hate their hoas.

@scottfox543 for me it’s just some regulations but there are way the HOA handles things that I am not okay with 100% but again a lot of people complain about things and than you only have a 10-15% participation in meetings and votings

And that’s fine. They’re a lot of people I would never do it on the other side. There are a lot of people who do you like HOA’s

@@LivingInWarnerRobins good for them I bet if you took a straw poll the majority would rather not have the HOA dictating what they can or can't do with the property they are paying the taxes on

Dad could be, but in the state of Georgia, for example there is an extremely high rate of the homeowners that actually live in an HOA.

I think there should be more changes here in Georgia as well. How does it work in California?

It’s definitely not for everyone, HOA’s do have pros for some and more cons for others.

Pretty much every new house is hoa ..some areas like 90% is hoa

​@@LivingInWarnerRobinsthe issue is you are one board election from living under Karen Hitler

The problem most neighborhoods, and I see that in my neighborhood, is that there are very little people that actually vote on the board very little people that would like to be on the board. In the neighborhood I live a lot of people are not happy with the HOA board and the numerous people now that want to be part of the board and I would say those people would be amazing. The problem neighborhood 650 homes we only had 18% vote the last time it was election time .

And you are right in some areas all the newer neighborhoods or mostly HOA regulated which I think the thought behind it is not that the way it’s handled and regulated which depends of course is on the board that is the biggest issue

I assume it’s part of the Attorney generals office . georgia.gov/organization/department-law-consumer-protection-division

Thank you for sharing your cousin's story! It's always interesting to hear about the challenges people face with land and community regulations. I hope he finds a solution that works for him!

That particular one had 4 bedrooms .

What’s keeping you from doing it ?