I'd think you'd want to know in advance where the current utilities are before you purchase the land to know what exactly you have to do to complete the infrastructure? What if???
They briefly mentioned it in two videos back…but I agree…has it fizzled? Is it moving forward? I believe it is because they discussed conventional home mortgage options. I’d like to hear more details. I was very interested in the beginning but many of my questions were unanswered.
@anitamchale9699 as I understand the formulary. I think it works for all communities. He said, recently, on a two hundred dollar rent it might amount to $4. over 10 years.
You know what is Soooo Awesome, Mr. Jones is not only a Visionary, but He has made His Dreams come True and Alive, to Fruition! He is Living it out, and didn’t allow his dreams to lay dormant, He took the baton and Ran with it, and making Life Happen, and Showing and Telling Others how they Can Do it too! God Is So Good! Blessings🌞
I know yall gone over this information a number of times. I'm excited for those who can get to live there. It's a BIG deal! Hope when I eventually get enough money, there will be a similar deal and view and community like this one. ❤ I'm able to follow through just fine with all the requirements.... except for the cost of a home. But as I said I'm working on saving.
How about offering stick built homes in Emory Woods? I want to own my lot and I love the Craftsman house you recently showed in your Southern Heights video. I don’t care for what you are doing in Emory Woods, but I love a home that will grow in value.
They have finished 4 tiny home communities, which remain fully occupied, have a 5th that will be finished soon and will be full, and a 6th that will be finished around the end of the year and will be full. They need to start a new (7th) community for their tiny home customers to live in next year.
@@nyaz1749 The lots that are being developed currently have been spoken for. There are occasionally changes of situation that make a lot available, but it's rare.
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If you collect the balance of the cost of the home 60-90 days after you close on the land, when could we expect to have a completed home on the property. Thanks in advance.
Question 🙋🏻♀️ Will there be an office there or someone to talk to, if you have any problems with your new home? Or someone there to answer questions like this???
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@@ginamplm I think it’s a good idea before people buy in that they confirm with the Town/City the planning/zoning board has approved the community. ITH’s received a cease and desist letter from the Cocke County Building Commissioner because they had no site plan for the Mountain. Customer’s are waiting but do they know why? It’s not because of the utilities are holding it up it’s because there was never a site plan and they needed to stop construction until approved. One would think that would be in place before accepting customers money and building the houses.
@@April2.3 And we are people that have the right to ask questions…have our concerns ADDRESSED and not be “Godblessed” into shutting up and not asking questions by his loyal followers. I don’t believe he has bad intentions of any kind, but by GOD I will ask questions before I sink tens of thousands of the cash that I have earned into any home - ITH’s or otherwise. Please resist the urge to silence others such as @dawnm2858 and myself who have every right to do their due-diligence before making a huge financial investment. Isn’t it OUR responsibility to be “stewards of the money God has blessed us with”? If you are truly religious you will recognize this is in The Bible.
Great question..Randy actually said that having direct access to emergency vehicle response is "boring". In a development with mostly seniors, thats a scary attitude. It's in one of the videos, I was shocked. Do you homework people.
I believe there are some access roads that can be used. But also, they can drive trucks on the golf cart path or use skid steers to move the homes. If you have seen earlier videos of this property, I think they have addressed this.
I don't think I ever heard them say it had to be new. They just happenee to mention one Tim saw that had doors and A/C for the people who were concerned driving them in hot or bad weather.
You could hire a young man that could load the carts and make sure they are charged, accept Walmart Deliveries or or Amazon. He could just be a Concierge person. Work 10 am to 2 pm or something like that.
We will own our carts and be responsible for keeping them charged at our homes. ITH will have a service available to get large items to our homes for us.
You give vague details about the contract, admit you don't know the exact legal terms etc. and you want $500.00 (non-refundable unless we buy from you) to view the contract?! How about posting contract details online FOR FREE AS THEY SHOULD BE !
How will the property taxes be handled on this property as you will have a 30 year lease? Will the homes be taxed as RV's and personal property tax or as homes with county taxes?
This is smart business Randy. Since sales are down at ITH and everywhere, with this business model you create a demand for 50 plus homes in 6-8 weeks if enough people sign up with $5000 plus or a non refundable $500 deposit. You get to sell 50 plus homes and after 2 years you’ll have $400 a month coming in. What’s huge is for ITH is besides the 50 plus homes being sold, you’ll also have 20K a month cash flow from HOA in 2 years, that’s of course for servicing of the roads and maintenance, but that’s maybe only 5- 8 thousand a month, so you can use that remaining for ITH cashflow.
Please clarify.... in your example... buying the Birmingham once the property is a go doesn't the buyer only need to pay $108,500 instead of $109,000, because of them previously paying the $500 contract fee is a credit to the balance. Just don't want people throwing a fit for u misspeaking, if I am correct.
Correct....if they pay the $500 contract fee AND there are enough people to go forward, the $500 is applied to the cost of the home. I think he has touched on that in every video of the Dunlap property. But I understand why you want him to clarify......some people make things more difficult than they need to be.
@@debbietice2937Thank you..that’s good to know. I was told, in an email from ITH, for Southern Heights, that the 500 fee put on my credit card was a non-refundable “administrative fee for contract prep” that would not be refunded if the project did not move forward. The big deposit (which was originally 40K at Southern Heights WAS refunded only if project did not move forward) was fully refundable but the 500 was not.
@@threeftr3349 Yes…I agree. I wasn't allowed to review a “sample contract” before paying the non refundable 500 fee on my Amex. Sadly, I chose not to do so. I thought it excessive as well.
I love your business model and forthright manner Randy! I am very interested in this project of yours and and am looking at finances for this. I am hopeful I might be able to do this and IF I can commit to this, I will certainly get in touch with you. Love you and Amanda and all you are doing!
You are the best, Randy! You keep dreaming and planning. You are changing lives and uplifting us to a better lifestyle! God bless you. Happy 4th of July!
It only makes sense since ITH will own the land. What is not mentioned is that in order for someone to "take over" your lease, they will need to either buy your tiny house or they will have to buy a ITH tiny house to put on your leased lot. Only ITH homes are allowed in their communities. Something to consider. Because let's say you need to move but want to take your tiny home with you instead of selling it. You will have to find someone to take over your lease and it HAS to be an ITH customer. That may or may not be that easy. Especially in this community since it is a different life style with the golf carts. I personally like this whole idea and if I was not still working, I would seriously consider it. Unfortunately, I am not ready yet. Plus, ITH has beautiful homes but watching other tiny home videos, a lot of others have more storage options, closets, etc.
People really need to watch the ENTIRE video or go back a few and watch 3-4 before asking all these stupid questions that have been answered 10x before. If u don’t have an hr to watch a video or two then it’s prob best to not invest $1000s of dollars.
Hey, already?I invested in your company a couple of months ago course on water house.I like the Woody and I like the American dream.Most like you know, the Woody cause.Could you tell me in the next 5 years with this property?Be available if I'm put my money down and by my house.Will it take me five years to get in it , miss willis
@@jeanettesjourney9147 Hi Jeanette, Your Welcome! Thank You for your response! Although I did answer, and True, it’s in the Library of videos, or you could call the Office! Sorry it wasn’t the answer you were looking for! I Hope you have a Very Blessed, Beautiful, Sweet, and Positive Sun Shiny day today!🌞
@@jeanettesjourney9147 She is a self appointed know it all who clearly is either working for ITH or is an individual with too much time on her hands posing as a hand maiden for God.
What I don't understand if its 138 acres you mean to tell me I got to take a golf cart over 138 Acers if what if I happen to live on the back 137 I don't understand why it's so expensive to build any of your homes nowadays you used to be a lot cheaper and now I find a lot cheaper homes tiny homes being built in and around my community then you are and at one time I thought you were the lowest every year it seems to rise but you're still using the same materials I love you and Amanda like I love your show and I want you a lot and I've been watching you secretly for a long time without subscribing keeping my mouth shut considering moving into one of your tiny homes and trying to find a lot on one of your building places but I don't understand this Emory golf course thing you got to have Rhodes how in the world are we supposed to take supplies to our homes to even upgrade anything or to make better our lots or anything if you can't get trucks and and infrastructure in there I don't understandcould you explain that and break it down I get to cost thing I already see that it's a little salty to live there I know you get two free years rent free or whatever but I know it's a little salty and then I got to buy a golf cart on top of that that I didn't care to purchase I just wish you would explain now just a little bit clearer on how we take a golf cart over 137 me if if it's 137 or 138 acres then we got to figure out the golf cart situation and I'm not wanting to buy a golf cart what do you suggest for people like me who have that question I don't want to drive 15 mi to my home in a golf cart you know break it down for the audience out here will you
Guess I am confused, so we pay X amount down and that goes toward our HOME AND LAND, correct? We pay a payment of $400 a month on that "loan" basically, correct? Also, I think the problem you are having with selling your homes is you're not bringing them up to date with the rest of the "Tiny Home World". Not being rude, but ppl are wanting different than just the basic from back in 2017 or 2019, whenever all this started. A whole lot has evolved since then. The Amanda is the closest to it that you have gotten, and it is still not there, close though. Back in the day when you built 100% custom, IMO you did your best. Glad to see a Tiny Home Community coming to Tennessee.
It was also noted the current owner had tried to do RV park on course, but could not get property to pass perc tests for septic systems. Randy stated in latest video, he has not even discussed the utilities viability or locations with current owner until he writes the full price offer which he states he plans to pay, and then will discuss and do due diligence including the utility availability and locations. This brings up the nightmares of the issues of the mountain and BC and issues with the county in Newport, TN area. Also Randy only speaks of first 50 people no key money, just buy home and 400 free rent 2 years. What about the people after the first 50 people? If issues with utilities, road repairs, etc. how is that being handled and no idea of other rent of lots past the first 50. Also, why if Randy will own the property, why not own the clubhouse area also? What will each lot be charged gor clubhouse and is clubhouse a mandatory fee? Why not buy entire property as I see the clubhouse section being an issue in future, especially if mandatory fee of all lot renters and can continue to raise rates without any oversight. The owner of course should also own clubhouse as a package deal, just like that at bean town in Newport, TN. That wat it is owned by the homeowners living there and not the prior owner keeping that for his benefit.
Okay, so the first 50 people don't have to pay rent for 2 years. They'll still have a base rent rate based on the lot, but they won't have to pay it until year 3. The base rent is a fixed amount between 400.00 and 700.00 (again, based on the lot) and and that does not change. Added to the base rent is a cost of living adjustment which is the average cost of living (national average?) percent times the base rent and that cost of living adjustment is added to the base rent. 400.00 base rent x .01 COL = 4.00 + 400.00 base rent = 404.00/month. That's what I'm hearing.
Randy, why not allow people to have their vehicle at their house but only navigate the community via golf carts? So you'd only be able to drive directly to your home or directly out of the community.
He just explained in this video.A golf cart community . There will be parking lots for the residents. But to get around the community you use golf carts. I live in Central Florida and I see golf cart communities weekly. It's some people's norm .
All the other folks have valid points but I'd like to add: there will always be someone who will break the rule, and others will follow suit. If people can't handle the golf cart concept, its not the right property for them.
@@debbietice2937 to say that people "can't handle" the golf cart rule is a distasteful thing to say. People are entitled to ask legitimate questions about what the plans are and how they will work.
I am sorry you took offense by my comment. Randy has described what he wants for the property 3 or 4 times over. I totally get what he is trying to achieve. However, people are trying to come up with ways to get around a concept he wants that they aren't 100% sold on....thus the reason for my "can't handle" comment. Randy is trying to create a golf cart community and does not want cars parked at peoples homes. Period. I am just saying if this type of living is not conducive to peoples way of living, this is not the community for them. He is looking for people who can adapt to this lifestyle not folks who want to try to change his vision. He wants to use the existing cart paths for people to navigate and NOT have to cut in roads, excavate, grade, install drainage which cost a ton of money. He wants to retain the beauty of the fairways as much as possible and the peace and quiet. Its his vision, I totally understand what he is trying to do. Is it for everyone - no. He's looking for people who want or can gladly adapt to this lifestyle. @@cjhawk03
What if we already have a tinyhome? Can we bring it there? What if your company goes bankrupt after we give you our money? I have begun to hear grumbling about you being over-extended and not finishing other communities. I am concerned about that.
I'd think you'd want to know in advance where the current utilities are before you purchase the land to know what exactly you have to do to complete the infrastructure? What if???
Is Buffalo Creek going to be ready/done this year? I keep getting told about delays since last year October.
Let them get the mountain done first. Then just watch it happen fast because they'll not be having to wait for city electric.
I love the idea of no cars & quiet!!! A community with no noise, pollution and cars zinging around, sounds like heaven to me.
I agree!!! 💯💯
Whatever happened to Southern Heights? You don’t even talk about that one anymore did that fall through? Or did it sell out?
They briefly mentioned it in two videos back…but I agree…has it fizzled? Is it moving forward? I believe it is because they discussed conventional home mortgage options. I’d like to hear more details. I was very interested in the beginning but many of my questions were unanswered.
It has a base rate with a cost of yearly annual adjustment.
@@jimborer1524 , are you talking about Southern Heights?
@anitamchale9699 as I understand the formulary. I think it works for all communities. He said, recently, on a two hundred dollar rent it might amount to $4. over 10 years.
This is really a beautiful piece of property.
I like your vision and ideas. It sounds like a dream place to live.
You know what is Soooo Awesome, Mr. Jones is not only a Visionary, but He has made His Dreams come True and Alive, to Fruition! He is Living it out, and didn’t allow his dreams to lay dormant, He took the baton and Ran with it, and making Life Happen, and Showing and Telling Others how they Can Do it too! God Is So Good! Blessings🌞
I know yall gone over this information a number of times. I'm excited for those who can get to live there. It's a BIG deal! Hope when I eventually get enough money, there will be a similar deal and view and community like this one. ❤ I'm able to follow through just fine with all the requirements.... except for the cost of a home. But as I said I'm working on saving.
How about offering stick built homes in Emory Woods? I want to own my lot and I love the Craftsman house you recently showed in your Southern Heights video. I don’t care for what you are doing in Emory Woods, but I love a home that will grow in value.
Too may irons in your fire! Finish something!
They have finished 4 tiny home communities, which remain fully occupied, have a 5th that will be finished soon and will be full, and a 6th that will be finished around the end of the year and will be full. They need to start a new (7th) community for their tiny home customers to live in next year.
How do you know the 5th and 6th communities will be full. Show me the data please.
@@nyaz1749 The lots that are being developed currently have been spoken for. There are occasionally changes of situation that make a lot available, but it's rare.
@@Faithful525 They have not finished the Mountain r the BC..and they have not addressed what happened at the planning commission.
@@nyaz1749 It is on their website.
Hi Mr. Randy Jones! Thank You So Much for Sharing with us All, it Really is a Very Beautiful piece of Property! You Always have Great Deals, and Awesome Plans! We Appreciate You and Amanda So
Much, and Love Your Transparency, God Bless You! It’s Always Exciting to See God’s Blessings! Happy for it All!🌲🏘️🌲 🛺
If you collect the balance of the cost of the home 60-90 days after you close on the land, when could we expect to have a completed home on the property. Thanks in advance.
He speaks about it in previous videos, check them out! Blessings!
@@April2.3 Curious…are you an ITH Employee, or just someone who feels the need to shame everyone asking questions?
Great question! I’d like to know as well 😃
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Will there be an office there or someone to talk to, if you have any problems with your new home? Or someone there to answer questions like this???
I heard them mention the possibility of a "property manager" jn an earlier video
You may want to go back and look at earlier videos
Why not finish your other communities before starting another? People have been waiting years to get onto their mountain lots…
He answered that in the video.
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@@ginamplm I think it’s a good idea before people buy in that they confirm with the Town/City the planning/zoning board has approved the community. ITH’s received a cease and desist letter from the Cocke County Building Commissioner because they had no site plan for the Mountain. Customer’s are waiting but do they know why? It’s not because of the utilities are holding it up it’s because there was never a site plan and they needed to stop construction until approved. One would think that would be in place before accepting customers money and building the houses.
@@April2.3 And we are people that have the right to ask questions…have our concerns ADDRESSED and not be “Godblessed” into shutting up and not asking questions by his loyal followers. I don’t believe he has bad intentions of any kind, but by GOD I will ask questions before I sink tens of thousands of the cash that I have earned into any home - ITH’s or otherwise. Please resist the urge to silence others such as @dawnm2858 and myself who have every right to do their due-diligence before making a huge financial investment. Isn’t it OUR responsibility to be “stewards of the money God has blessed us with”? If you are truly religious you will recognize this is in The Bible.
Uh oh!!
It will be awesome
If it is a golf cart community, how will the fire department, police or Ambulance service get to you? You have to have roads for access.
Go back and watch some of their earlier videos on this property - they have ecplained that.
Great question..Randy actually said that having direct access to emergency vehicle response is "boring". In a development with mostly seniors, thats a scary attitude. It's in one of the videos, I was shocked. Do you homework people.
How do you move the homes without roads?
I believe there are some access roads that can be used. But also, they can drive trucks on the golf cart path or use skid steers to move the homes. If you have seen earlier videos of this property, I think they have addressed this.
The skid steer that they use to move homes into place on their lots are an ATV, and can drive on roads or grass.
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What if we don’t want or have the money to buy a brand new golf cart? Can we buy a used one?
I don't think I ever heard them say it had to be new. They just happenee to mention one Tim saw that had doors and A/C for the people who were concerned driving them in hot or bad weather.
The first 50 people to pay in full will get 2 years free lot rent, which is more than enough to buy an electric golf cart.
@@Faithful525 ….. I know about that. You don’t seem to understand my question.
@@CavMom2 - Do you have to buy a new electric golf cart? No.
You could hire a young man that could load the carts and make sure they are charged, accept Walmart Deliveries or or Amazon. He could just be a Concierge person. Work 10 am to 2 pm or something like that.
We will own our carts and be responsible for keeping them charged at our homes. ITH will have a service available to get large items to our homes for us.
You’d need a monthly fee from the renters to cover that
@@Faithful525 Are you sure?
@@redroads4598 - Both Randy and Amanda have said they will.
You give vague details about the contract, admit you don't know the exact legal terms etc. and you want $500.00 (non-refundable unless we buy from you) to view the contract?!
How about posting contract details online FOR FREE AS THEY SHOULD BE !
This is exciting! I might come up to TN in Nov for a visit if I can get off work.
How will the property taxes be handled on this property as you will have a 30 year lease? Will the homes be taxed as RV's and personal property tax or as homes with county taxes?
It’s a good community for retired people I still have to work for a living
Super clear presentation, Randy!
This is smart business Randy. Since sales are down at ITH and everywhere, with this business model you create a demand for 50 plus homes in 6-8 weeks if enough people sign up with $5000 plus or a non refundable $500 deposit. You get to sell 50 plus homes and after 2 years you’ll have $400 a month coming in. What’s huge is for ITH is besides the 50 plus homes being sold, you’ll also have 20K a month cash flow from HOA in 2 years, that’s of course for servicing of the roads and maintenance, but that’s maybe only 5- 8 thousand a month, so you can use that remaining for ITH cashflow.
@@mariehall9514 thanks, I thought it was HOA. Then even better for ITH since it’s rent is theirs vs HOA is to maintain property.
Thank you so much for leading the way for future affordable housing! 🙏❤️
I love that news article…I definitely recommend people read it as well.
Please clarify.... in your example... buying the Birmingham once the property is a go doesn't the buyer only need to pay $108,500 instead of $109,000, because of them previously paying the $500 contract fee is a credit to the balance. Just don't want people throwing a fit for u misspeaking, if I am correct.
Correct....if they pay the $500 contract fee AND there are enough people to go forward, the $500 is applied to the cost of the home.
I think he has touched on that in every video of the Dunlap property. But I understand why you want him to clarify......some people make things more difficult than they need to be.
@@debbietice2937 exactly... thx for answering..
@@debbietice2937Thank you..that’s good to know. I was told, in an email from ITH, for Southern Heights, that the 500 fee put on my credit card was a non-refundable “administrative fee for contract prep” that would not be refunded if the project did not move forward. The big deposit (which was originally 40K at Southern Heights WAS refunded only if project did not move forward) was fully refundable but the 500 was not.
@@lizzieb6311 Wow, that's excessive. Maybe a $50 or $100 fee for handling the paperwork is more in line..
@@threeftr3349 Yes…I agree. I wasn't allowed to review a “sample contract” before paying the non refundable 500 fee on my Amex. Sadly, I chose not to do so. I thought it excessive as well.
Happy 4th July Randy& Amanda and ACE.🧸 of Knoxville Tennessee.
Good evening from Syracuse NY Randy and Amanda
Good evening Earl 👋🏼
Happy 4th of July!
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from Patricia in Indiana
@@CavMom2 thank you my friend and a happy 4th of July to you my friend and your family
Sounds like an awesome place to live. 🙂
I love your business model and forthright manner Randy! I am very interested in this project of yours and and am looking at finances for this. I am hopeful I might be able to do this and IF I can commit to this, I will certainly get in touch with you. Love you and Amanda and all you are doing!
You are the best, Randy! You keep dreaming and planning. You are changing lives and uplifting us to a better lifestyle! God bless you. Happy 4th of July!
Lease is transferable ONLY with ITH approval??
That's any property , every place I ever rented had a no sublet clause. You must always go through the property owner for the approval process.
It only makes sense since ITH will own the land. What is not mentioned is that in order for someone to "take over" your lease, they will need to either buy your tiny house or they will have to buy a ITH tiny house to put on your leased lot. Only ITH homes are allowed in their communities. Something to consider. Because let's say you need to move but want to take your tiny home with you instead of selling it. You will have to find someone to take over your lease and it HAS to be an ITH customer. That may or may not be that easy. Especially in this community since it is a different life style with the golf carts. I personally like this whole idea and if I was not still working, I would seriously consider it. Unfortunately, I am not ready yet. Plus, ITH has beautiful homes but watching other tiny home videos, a lot of others have more storage options, closets, etc.
You should watch the movie “ The Founder “. Famous quote “ you’re not in the fast food business, you’re in the real estate business “.
Interested. But when I try to go to your website something strange comes up. Can’t get to you. Please check your website
My mortgage is 650 a month, but taxes bring up my payment to 1330. a month. Because of value increase the last 3 yrs
Where's the video on Dunlap? It would be nice to see the community that we would be buying into.
People really need to watch the ENTIRE video or go back a few and watch 3-4 before asking all these stupid questions that have been answered 10x before. If u don’t have an hr to watch a video or two then it’s prob best to not invest $1000s of dollars.
I love your homes! That being said, there is hardly any storage options in your plans. What can we do about this?
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Does it have to be a golf cart? I have a side by side.
Hey, already?I invested in your company a couple of months ago course on water house.I like the Woody and I like the American dream.Most like you know, the Woody cause.Could you tell me in the next 5 years with this property?Be available if I'm put my money down and by my house.Will it take me five years to get in it , miss willis
What about garages for security for our vehicles?
Look back at the videos, he speaks about it. Blessings!
@@April2.3 Thank you. Sad you could not just answer the question.
@@jeanettesjourney9147 Hi Jeanette, Your Welcome! Thank You for your response! Although I did answer, and True, it’s in the Library of videos, or you could call the Office! Sorry it wasn’t the answer you were looking for! I Hope you have a Very Blessed, Beautiful, Sweet, and Positive Sun Shiny day today!🌞
@@April2.3 Here you go again…just answer the question instead of your self righteous worthless responses
@@jeanettesjourney9147 She is a self appointed know it all who clearly is either working for ITH or is an individual with too much time on her hands posing as a hand maiden for God.
What I don't understand if its 138 acres you mean to tell me I got to take a golf cart over 138 Acers if what if I happen to live on the back 137 I don't understand why it's so expensive to build any of your homes nowadays you used to be a lot cheaper and now I find a lot cheaper homes tiny homes being built in and around my community then you are and at one time I thought you were the lowest every year it seems to rise but you're still using the same materials I love you and Amanda like I love your show and I want you a lot and I've been watching you secretly for a long time without subscribing keeping my mouth shut considering moving into one of your tiny homes and trying to find a lot on one of your building places but I don't understand this Emory golf course thing you got to have Rhodes how in the world are we supposed to take supplies to our homes to even upgrade anything or to make better our lots or anything if you can't get trucks and and infrastructure in there I don't understandcould you explain that and break it down I get to cost thing I already see that it's a little salty to live there I know you get two free years rent free or whatever but I know it's a little salty and then I got to buy a golf cart on top of that that I didn't care to purchase I just wish you would explain now just a little bit clearer on how we take a golf cart over 137 me if if it's 137 or 138 acres then we got to figure out the golf cart situation and I'm not wanting to buy a golf cart what do you suggest for people like me who have that question I don't want to drive 15 mi to my home in a golf cart you know break it down for the audience out here will you
What about emergency services? What if a resident needs emergency care and cannot ride in a cart to the ambulance?
Look back at the videos, he speaks about it! Blessings!
EMS will have an EMS ATV there at the property to use to transport patients to the ambulance.
@@Faithful525 thank you.
EMS Atv is not that practical in certain weather conditions
@@nyaz1749 hadn't thought of that. Thank you.
Guess I am confused, so we pay X amount down and that goes toward our HOME AND LAND, correct? We pay a payment of $400 a month on that "loan" basically, correct? Also, I think the problem you are having with selling your homes is you're not bringing them up to date with the rest of the "Tiny Home World". Not being rude, but ppl are wanting different than just the basic from back in 2017 or 2019, whenever all this started. A whole lot has evolved since then. The Amanda is the closest to it that you have gotten, and it is still not there, close though. Back in the day when you built 100% custom, IMO you did your best. Glad to see a Tiny Home Community coming to Tennessee.
Isn't there also a monthly community center fee?
That’s a separate fee only if you want to join the pool
They mentioned a $50/month club fee per household. I don't think that is mandatory.
It was also noted the current owner had tried to do RV park on course, but could not get property to pass perc tests for septic systems. Randy stated in latest video, he has not even discussed the utilities viability or locations with current owner until he writes the full price offer which he states he plans to pay, and then will discuss and do due diligence including the utility availability and locations. This brings up the nightmares of the issues of the mountain and BC and issues with the county in Newport, TN area. Also Randy only speaks of first 50 people no key money, just buy home and 400 free rent 2 years. What about the people after the first 50 people? If issues with utilities, road repairs, etc. how is that being handled and no idea of other rent of lots past the first 50. Also, why if Randy will own the property, why not own the clubhouse area also? What will each lot be charged gor clubhouse and is clubhouse a mandatory fee? Why not buy entire property as I see the clubhouse section being an issue in future, especially if mandatory fee of all lot renters and can continue to raise rates without any oversight. The owner of course should also own clubhouse as a package deal, just like that at bean town in Newport, TN. That wat it is owned by the homeowners living there and not the prior owner keeping that for his benefit.
Okay, so the first 50 people don't have to pay rent for 2 years. They'll still have a base rent rate based on the lot, but they won't have to pay it until year 3. The base rent is a fixed amount between 400.00 and 700.00 (again, based on the lot) and and that does not change. Added to the base rent is a cost of living adjustment which is the average cost of living (national average?) percent times the base rent and that cost of living adjustment is added to the base rent. 400.00 base rent x .01 COL = 4.00 + 400.00 base rent = 404.00/month. That's what I'm hearing.
Randy, why not allow people to have their vehicle at their house but only navigate the community via golf carts? So you'd only be able to drive directly to your home or directly out of the community.
@@mariehall9514 Da, they can't move a home on the green!
He just explained in this video.A golf cart community . There will be parking lots for the residents. But to get around the community you use golf carts. I live in Central Florida and I see golf cart communities weekly. It's some people's norm .
All the other folks have valid points but I'd like to add: there will always be someone who will break the rule, and others will follow suit. If people can't handle the golf cart concept, its not the right property for them.
@@debbietice2937 to say that people "can't handle" the golf cart rule is a distasteful thing to say. People are entitled to ask legitimate questions about what the plans are and how they will work.
I am sorry you took offense by my comment.
Randy has described what he wants for the property 3 or 4 times over. I totally get what he is trying to achieve. However, people are trying to come up with ways to get around a concept he wants that they aren't 100% sold on....thus the reason for my "can't handle" comment.
Randy is trying to create a golf cart community and does not want cars parked at peoples homes. Period.
I am just saying if this type of living is not conducive to peoples way of living, this is not the community for them. He is looking for people who can adapt to this lifestyle not folks who want to try to change his vision. He wants to use the existing cart paths for people to navigate and NOT have to cut in roads, excavate, grade, install drainage which cost a ton of money. He wants to retain the beauty of the fairways as much as possible and the peace and quiet. Its his vision, I totally understand what he is trying to do. Is it for everyone - no. He's looking for people who want or can gladly adapt to this lifestyle. @@cjhawk03
How many people have signed on for Dunlop?
Speaks of it in previous videos! Blessings!
@@April2.3 DO you get paid to answer the questions..do you even listen to the concerns people have?????
@redroads4598 we just asked a simple question sorry it bothered you.
I believe he said 13 people paid in full so far.
Thought that was for Morristown.@@sadams7773
The water and power is already in?
It was a golf course, so they are on the property, they just have to branch the connections to each lot.
@@chezmoi42 I must have missed the video that discussed sewer plans. What have they said about their plans for that?
@@cjhawk03 He said septic system, but I don't know if they meant individual or for multiple homes. You'd have to ask sales if you're interested.
2 years free rent is a good deal. That gives you a chance to pay off your house quickly. That's what I would be doing.
Hey Randy so I will have to move my groceries from my truck to a golf cart. We have no parking for our vehicles
There are designated lots planned in several spots around the property, from my understanding of the previous videos.
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Come up with entertainment? You guys are a natural
What about property taxes?
You don't 'own' the land so you don't pay property taxes, ITH pays the property taxes. He is giving you a 30 year lease on your lot.
But the tiny home would need to be registered as an RV or a modular home and pay taxes on the home itself.
What if we already have a tinyhome? Can we bring it there? What if your company goes bankrupt after we give you our money? I have begun to hear grumbling about you being over-extended and not finishing other communities. I am concerned about that.
A golf cart with more power
so garbage? poop tanks need pumped out
I think they plan on septic fields, not just a septic tank
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