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A home that you owned, and would purchase on your own for $150,000. Upon leaving the community, you or your heirs would be solely responsible for selling the home. You would not be guaranteed any appreciation in the home's value, nor would you be limited in the amount of appreciation that you could realize. In addition to the purchase price, you would pay $1,500 per month in fees, to cover such expenses as home maintenance, dining and social activities.
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A home that you would not own, but would pay $120,000 to move into and have life use of. Upon leaving the community, you or your estate would get 50% of the $120,000 entry fee. In addition to the entry fee, you would pay $1,500 per month in fees, to cover such expenses as home maintenance, dining and social activities.
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A home that you would not own, but would pay $100,000 to move into and have life use of. Upon leaving the community, you or your estate would not get any fees refunded to you. In addition to the entry fee, you would pay $1,500 per month in fees, to cover such expenses as home maintenance, dining and social activities.
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A home in which you were to pay no up-front fees, but were only to pay a monthly rental of $4000.
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