Know a few things about bundled golf community

December 12, 2020

The American real estate market is replete with diverse home and property options, of which the bundled and non-bundled golf community is emerging as a trend. A bundled golf community refers to purchasing a home or condo that also includes golf club membership. Usually, you don’t have to pay any upfront cost for this. Only annual fees apply. Still, it is always wise to enquire before buying anything. So if you wanted to live in a community with plenty of amenities and benefits, you could give these properties your time and effort. The club membership can allow you to visit onsite swimming pools, tennis courts, fitness centers, and spas.

If you enjoy playing golf, it can seem like an instant decision to move to any such property. While there are perks of living in such settings, you cannot make a hasty choice and move in there. Whether you consider it your regular home or seasonal accommodation, you should measure its benefits to determine its suitability.

The benefits of a bundled golf community

One of the main advantages of this type of accommodation option is the affordable price. If you compare it with private luxury golf properties, you will notice a hell and heaven difference in the price. Your annual membership fees would be relatively low. Some memberships can be transferable. You can lease out your home and make your tenant a member of the club. It can be a perk for them. You can recover the cost of a club membership from the resale if you wish.

It can be a fantastic choice for recreational golfers who indulge in this sport two to three times a week. There can be many more property attractions also. You can contact Shannon for some knowledge, whether you like a bundled golf community or a luxury non-bundled.

Things to consider before buying a bundled golf property

Before finalizing anything, sit down and reflect upon your choices. You may want to look into a few points to understand if you would enjoy your life here. For example, a common question that should pop into your mind is if you want to golf. If you play the game, the decision would be easy. Otherwise, does it make sense to pay for something that you don’t use? Even if you don’t play, you can decide based on what other amenities are available. You can have an interest in fitness center, swimming pool, tennis court, etc. If you get these, you may not need to reconsider your selection.

Besides, it would help if you know the number of houses present in a community. Every front door of the house indicates there are potentially two members for golfing. It means 500 front doors would have nearly 1000 golf members waiting for their tee times. It can be a little discouraging as you would have to skip your fun game sometimes.

These can be only a few considerations. However, when you check properties, make sure to examine them from every possible aspect. And whatever question or doubt you have, you can talk to your realtor for clarity.

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