Thanks for the feedback. Those are great questions! I'll do my best to cover that in future videos. In short, it depends. As far as HOAs, the master-planned communities (Harlan Ranch, Loma Vista, gated communities) are more likely to have one, but I don't believe the north west or south west neighborhoods I showed in this video had an HOA. With water, it depends. *Most* of the area within the red boundary on the map will be public water/public sewer, which according to the City of Clovis, "The City samples the water served to customers at the source, after treatment, and in the distribution system." In my personal experience, it is potable, but my wife and I still keep a Brita in our fridge. As we get further east into the countryside, we start to see more Private Well/Community Well/Septic. But truthfully, it varies from neighborhood to neighborhood.
Thanks for the feedback. We plan to do videos with footage from Clovis in the future as Vlog Tours. Map Tour videos will continue to be focused on an overview of different areas on the Map. Due to the large production time of Vlog Tours, the anxiety of recording in public, and the positive reception of these Map Tours from our real estate clients who have expressed interest in this type of overview, we will continue to focus on this style for now.
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Do these neighborhoods all have HOAs? Looks like it.
Also, the water supply. How is it? Where does the water come from?
Thanks for the feedback. Those are great questions! I'll do my best to cover that in future videos. In short, it depends. As far as HOAs, the master-planned communities (Harlan Ranch, Loma Vista, gated communities) are more likely to have one, but I don't believe the north west or south west neighborhoods I showed in this video had an HOA.
With water, it depends. *Most* of the area within the red boundary on the map will be public water/public sewer, which according to the City of Clovis, "The City samples the water served to customers at the source, after treatment, and in the distribution system." In my personal experience, it is potable, but my wife and I still keep a Brita in our fridge. As we get further east into the countryside, we start to see more Private Well/Community Well/Septic. But truthfully, it varies from neighborhood to neighborhood.
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Thank you. It looks like a sweet town. ❤
feels kinda click-bait-y. Just using google maps and doing voice overs. You need to go out there and actually record real footage.
Thanks for the feedback. We plan to do videos with footage from Clovis in the future as Vlog Tours. Map Tour videos will continue to be focused on an overview of different areas on the Map.
Due to the large production time of Vlog Tours, the anxiety of recording in public, and the positive reception of these Map Tours from our real estate clients who have expressed interest in this type of overview, we will continue to focus on this style for now.