Tour of Palm Beach Motorcoach Resort 2024

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Thanks to Giovanni Di Stadio with Preferred Properties International for sponsoring this video!
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11 янв 2024

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Комментарии : 23

@patrickcraven6755

We should start a drinking game for everytime Andrew says very high-end.:)

@DaddyRabbit411

Screw that NO HOA for me

@dexterm7466

20:27

@thecouchpotato7325

Welcome to my town Andrew!

@LoneWolf-xx3rz

Everything you can see, you're charged for each one. Too many fees and rules. As a owner, you can't stay as long as you want. And you pay them 40% of what you make off rent. I call this big time pimping.

@CatNMrDJ

This is an awesome one, Andrew.

@edolla6577

omg born and raised in palm beach!!! see yall in feb!

@guntherflume7129

Very nice, tremendous value

@timinsandiego6979

Wow... good video coverage idea... RV owners with barndominiums

@timinsandiego6979

Things that would be nice to know... 1) Do owners have to rent the clubhouse for an event and what might that rental fee be, and 2) Can you arrange to smoke cigars in the poker and billiards rooms. You reviewed this resort before. It's a very attractive place, for sure.

@alanpatterson764

That roadway is so loud!! Nice place. Did they mention taxes?

@alanpatterson764

How much was Geo lot?

@atracamoniusvlogs

Rv shopping lot's to al barsha south tour drive lana pa mejia's house hills

@jameswatkins1671

Private lot

@bfn6ghh

Wow life style of the wealthy. High end Diesel Pushers. 6400k HOA fee.

@philiprea8340

Honestly I was expecting a lot more than $300,000 in that area... not that I could swing it but just sayin...

@6582rg

What an absolute ripoff. Value? A bunch of 1 %ers who have no clue what it's like to work for a living. I think a 1966 Shasta conventional would look really nice on one of those lots. Maybe store some old cars and batteries.