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Frequently Asked Questions
What are leased lots?
The Reserve at Barefoot Landing will offer 31 Leased Lots, which means you will be given a 99-year lease for your lot. The full lease amount will be due upon closing; however, you are able to transfer your lease.
Why are some lots leasehold instead of deeded?
Certain lots fall within the Lake James Protection Zone (250 feet from the shoreline). By ordinance, those lots cannot be sold as fee-simple property. Instead, they are offered as 99-year leaseholds, which allows us to comply with environmental and shoreline protection regulations while still making premium lakefront sites available.
Does a leasehold lot limit my use?
No. You’ll enjoy the same private use as deeded owners — you can place your RV or park model, connect utilities, landscape, and access amenities. The only difference is the legal structure: you hold a long-term lease instead of a deed.
Are the leases recorded?
Yes, the lease will be recorded with the county’s Register of Deeds.
If a lot is leased, how are the county taxes paid for?
The Reserve at Barefoot Landing Homeowners Association will pay for the taxes annually and then bill the leaseholder.
Are there any time limits for installing a Tiny Home or placing an RV on my lot?
No, there are no time limits. You can purchase your lot now and choose to install your Tiny Home or park your RV at a later date. However, you are still responsible for maintaining your lot, even if it remains unoccupied.
I am working with a real estate agent. How do I register that information with you?
The Reserve at Barefoot Landing is happy to work with you and your real estate agent. To register them in our system, please provide our sales representative with your agent’s name, contact information, and the name of their brokerage firm.
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