Frequently Asked Questions
If I purchase at
Key Island Estate, do I own real estate?
Yes. Ownership is evidenced by a real estate deed, which is
recorded and guaranteed by a title insurance policy. Each
owner is conveyed a I/6th undivided, deeded
interest in the fully furnished estate and has acess to all
residences with their ownership. Like other real estate,
ownership may be sold, willed, transferred or placed in a
trust al any rime.
How many
ownerships will he sold?
Key Island Estate will offer only 5 ownerships
Can a company or
corporation purchase on ownership?
Yes. An ownership can be held in a corporate name.
Can more than one
family or individual share a single ownership?
Yes. Owner can form partnerships to control an ownership.
What are the
advantages of Key Island Estate ownership?
Ownership is designed to provide generous and flexible
vacation use and remove the worries typically associated
with vacation-home ownership_ Also, ownership will
significantly reduce the financial burden through shared
ownership, which is especially appealing to those who would
like to own an oceanfront home but want to minimize the
financial impact of Florida's insurance and properly taxes.
What are my
voting rights in the project?
Each ownership interest is entitled to one (1) vote on any
issue that comes before the vote of the Owners. See the
Declaration and the Co-Tenancy Agreement/Fractional
Ownership for further information.
What restrictions
exist in the Project Documents on my right to use the
Property?
The Properly shall be used in accordance with all applicable
County and State Lodes, ordinances and regulations,
including the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research
Reserve. For further information see the Declaration of
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Key Island Estate
(including Article 18), The Co-Tenancy Agreement/Ownership
Fractional Plan (including Article 3) and the Rules and
Regulations.
How do I plan my
vacation?
A rotating calendar schedule ensures that all owners will
have equal access to high demand periods over the years.
Owners have 4 planned two week vacations for a total of 56
days each year. Owners may exchange their vacations with
other owners for an extended stay.
Do owners pay,
annual fees?
Yes. Owners pay quarterly assessments for the professional
management operation and maintenance. These fees are
significantly lower and are more comprehensive than those of
a single owner vacation home. Included in these fees are
funds for property taxes, insurance. utilities,
administrative salaries, supplies, maintenance, trash
removal, legal and accounting. and a reserve for replacement
and/or refurbishing of residence facilities. |