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Potential Move to Puerto Rico
- Thread starter ULUSURFER
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NJ Definitely better. But OCMD can get good. Good enough. May thru Oct will be good enough if I am in PR all winter.two quite different states.
odd they're next to each other.
plenty of wide-open beaches in both.
NJ has an edge surf-wise imo...
Southside was one of the best waves before they started doing sand replenishment. Wish I could have the mid 80s to early part of the 90s back and surf there when it was in its prime.
Assateague wedge still working.Assateague can also get good.
Tubey. and empty.
shhh..
Might be a great place but the low price had me wondering. Price is Too low. There is also another in there listed for $129K. Here is what this neighborhood looks like on a NorEaster. I'm not even sure if this is on a bad NorEaster. It may be the sort of thing where its near impossible to get flood insurance which would in turn make it difficult to get a mortgage. Also, keep in mind these are double wide trailers so the construction is sh!t to begin with and its likely that the floors, sills and walls of these houses have soaked in salt water repeatedly. The age and condition of the bulkheads in a community like that would also be a serious concern.
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The nor'easter flooding issue is quite, quite real up there. And even if you think the cause is nothing more than giant barges of overfed, Bible thumping tourists in cruise ships displacing more Gulf Stream water, it's happening more and more often.Might be a great place but the low price had me wondering. Price is Too low. There is also another in there listed for $129K. Here is what this neighborhood looks like on a NorEaster. I'm not even sure if this is on a bad NorEaster. It may be the sort of thing where its near impossible to get flood insurance which would in turn make it difficult to get a mortgage. Also, keep in mind these are double wide trailers so the construction is sh!t to begin with and its likely that the floors, sills and walls of these houses have soaked in salt water repeatedly. The age and condition of the bulkheads in a community like that would also be a serious concern.
Or it was happening all along and the land should not have been built upon to begin with.
You don't own the land in many of these mobile home parks. If you scroll down you can find the lease amount which is $1100.
Once my leg is cold my ankle then knee both stiffen up.Titanium is a great conductor of temperature... Noone told me by they stuck it in my lower back!
Imagine what happens when these get cold....
Right inside the hips, just above the tailbone.
But you do own your boat... and at that price for a house, Fook flying to PR, I'm taking my 300,000$ Yacht down for the winter, also saving on the PR property as there's nothing on the entire island as pimping as my 300k mega Yacht.
$300k doesn't get you much of a yacht these days. The prices at the Boat Show last month were down right shocking. Even smallish center consoles were well over $100K. One of these brand new (Viking 80) will run you nearly $10,000,000 these days.
What a pain in balls trying to keep that thing "Bristol", had to do it on a boat 2/3 that size on top of fishing and operation . broke my spirit I tell you.
i'm used to sticker shock at the boat show; what shocked me was how$300k doesn't get you much of a yacht these days. The prices at the Boat Show last month were down right shocking. Even smallish center consoles were well over $100K. One of these brand new (Viking 80) will run you nearly $10,000,000 these days.
big some of the outboards are...
Plus how many per boat!i'm used to sticker shock at the boat show; what shocked me was how
big some of the outboards are...