Harbor Landing I

Okaloosa County uses family 00-2S-22-1925 for Harbor Landing Phase I, and its unit legal descriptions carry A suffixes. Phase II uses 1926 and B suffixes. This exact family-and-unit pattern is a stronger admission rule than the shared 725 Gulf Shore Drive address.

The official family header says 38 units, and the parcel response contains 38 condominium rows beneath it. This supports a Phase I unit count. It is not a claim about occupancy, ownership, association votes, active rentals, available listings, marina slips, parking spaces, or other rights.

The County building-year field is 2006 on all 38 Phase I condominium rows. That consistency supports the year shown here. It does not establish renovation history, effective age, structural condition, roofs, windows, mechanical systems, permits, code compliance, or selected-unit condition.

The address response names 37 exact-family records Harbor Landing Phase 1 but labels Unit 204A as Phase 2. Its 1925 family and A suffix remain consistent with Phase I. The guide discloses the mismatch instead of moving the record, erasing it, or using a building-name field alone as a title conclusion.

Florida corporate records separately list Harbor Landing Condominium Association, Inc. and Harbor Landing Condominium Owners Association, Inc. That makes phase-specific document review important. The filings alone do not assign current voting, maintenance, insurance, reserve, marina, access, or cost obligations to a selected unit.

The point at 30.385695, -86.485576 is the rounded mean of all 38 exact-family address geometries, including the disclosed Unit 204A anomaly. It is not a building footprint, parcel boundary, lobby, unit, parking location, marina slip, beach route, common element, survey monument, or title conclusion.

Build the transaction packet in two layers. The first should prove the 1925 family and A-series unit through the recorded plan, legal description, and title work; the second should map the Phase I and shared-property instruments. Only then compare current budgets, reserves, assessments, insurance, structural reports, parking, storage, marina and beach terms, use restrictions, permits, disclosures, and listing statements.