enticer

Been in Port Deposit for 6 years....Tomes Landing. We rent a wet slip with a Hydro-Hoist up river about half a mile from the High & Dry
This year won't be down until the week before the 4th of July...we have a few other obilgations...Poker Run in Sandusky, OH and Memorial Day Run at Raystown Lake

mr_velocity

Sure is, but I gotta say I use the boat much less since I've moved on the water, at least the 41. The small boats get used almost everyday in the summer. The biggest problem is when the pool sits between your back door and the boat, usually you stop at the pool and don't make it to the boat.

creeper

Enticer I am in Tomes Landing Marina thats why I asked.I was looking into the condos there.Any info on the place Good/Bad..And in the past 6 yrs have they had good progress with the town?

Mrs.R'Addiction

Bill...Real Estate is the way to go. Port deposit is a sleepy little run down town, but with many improvements to come. At the top of the hill on the naval base a big developer has grand plans...houses, condos, retail, and commercial space, if I am not mistake. Also, I think they are half way sold out on the new townhouses next to the marina. Take a look at the local website www.portdeposit.org. Hope to see you on the water soon :-)

camptappakeg69

Wiser choice with the lakefront property, just be sure to get a western view for these sunsets. Enjoy this everyweekend can't wait to live there year round.

enticer

Now with the newer condos are going up....that has changed the entire plan and the way things are for non-condo owners. Now for the condo owners...on 1% are really nice, the other 99% are stuck up a$$holes. If your interested in a condo, the older ones should be the route to look at at, the newer ones are REALLY expensive. The wife and I thought about buying one a few years ago, but that ties you down to that place then. We can leave when we want and go where we want without having to worry about selling a property
The town is really nice and has been getting better every year. The dining is great now. Besides the Conrad's put on one hell of a Poker Run in August.


camptappakeg69

Maybe he is a morning person and likes the sun coming up

In2Deep

Why choose? Do both. Live large and enjoy it.

Zudnic

Nice thing about water front is they cant build anymore lots, whats there is it. My parents former house is the perfect example. They bought it for a tad over $300K in 1983/4, when they sold in 03 they made out well. The developer subdivided the property creating 2 lots and built a second house on 3rd lot that was behind the main house. The 2 lots alone he sold them for around $850K each. He then flipped the main house for a small profit....... Today again like 1983, its getting close to the bottom of the market.... Even if my parents just made 2 lots their $300K investment grew to $1.7mill and they could have kept the freakin house!!! Try that with a boat....

TexomaPowerboater

camptappakeg69 is right - don't sell yourself short man.
Lakefront with sunset views...... Need I say more.

For any of ya'll framiliar with Texoma - they call this sunset beach (on the map)

Oh ya - If you were considering something less than lakefront - like a condo or townhouse by the lake - I would definately go with the yacht instead

ACTIVESHACK

Real Estate has its ups and downs but through it all waterfront and ski resort property never ever go backwards. Thats why i own both and nothing else. They take up the slack for what i lose on my boats