Something near the Villages would also work for you since so many people are coming here to look for properties in the Villages and Top of the World communities.

I know dozens of business owners and wealthy folks that attempted to retire in Incline Village, NV for tax reasons... they all end up moving back.

@Steven WilsonSouth Linden and Hilltop are definitely the diciest, by the Casino of Lincoln Village is similar.

I was wondering if some of you might be willing to weigh in on this deal,  a Rose Village duplex:  4BR/2A duplex ~1500 SF List and offer price $299K (We feel we might have jumped the gun by offering listing price)Our PITI would be around $1500. 

Some neighborhoods to look into are Aviation Sub, Bagley, East English Village, North end, Morningside, Jefferson and Chalmers, Grandmont Rosedale, Rosedale Park and many other pockets. 

Otherwise, I may be able to find something in a retirement village... if I was over 65

He paid a bit more to host these people but point is, next thing ya know he's making crazy $ on STR because it's now this whole funky-art-village whatever thing, and it cost him peanuts, on garbage land, in middle of nowhere. 

I grew up in a small village in Alaska called Togiak and lived there until I was 10.

When I moved here in 1997 I was 30 years old and even though all the jobs were in DTC, I bought a house in Alamo Placita because I didn't care to live in Greenwood Village / Highlands Ranch / Parker / Littleton.

Hopefully this has brought you full circle to understand the reason the advice provided by @Tim Wieneke is most sound.The vast majority of us on BP are not attorneys, we don't live in your village, don't know how things work there, don't know the judge and/or any relationship s/he may have with the attorney.