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Old 09-14-2022, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by tommymonza
I have 3 friends that live on boats up on fort myers.

1000-1200 month plus 150-200 electric a month. NOn existent Wi-Fi even though it is said it’s included so another 100 bucks.

2 halfway clean showers between 50 boaters along with a couple wash machines.

125 a month for a diver to clean the bottom and replace the zincs. This is a must or you’ll pay later.

4-5 years between bottom jobs $2-3000 if you do it yourself $5-6000 for the yard for 2 coats.

survey every 3 -4 years for insurance $20 a foot but probably more these days .

Neverending crap to be fixed on a boat sitting in saltwater plus interior systems , water pumps, heaters , holding tanks vacu flushes ,ac units you name it.

Not cheap living on a boat and keeping it up.
Holy crap, guess that cements my center console choices!!
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Old 09-14-2022, 07:07 PM
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Your best bet is to check with the major cites several have marinas that rent slips out https://www.cityftmyers.com/yachtbasin
thanks for the link
that is a part of what i did... pretty much the least expensive.. but add power, plus x$ per kilowat, so on and so forth...
it must be worth that if they are full ! i was just surprised compared to my area i guess...
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Originally Posted by jeff32
thanks for the link
that is a part of what i did... pretty much the least expensive.. but add power, plus x$ per kilowat, so on and so forth...
it must be worth that if they are full ! i was just surprised compared to my area i guess...
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RVB is completely ghetto BTW.
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Old 09-14-2022, 07:26 PM
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RVB is completely ghetto BTW.
good to know before! Thanks!
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There are some slips in Punta Gorda, but there is a 2-3 year wait list. Also some moorings.
Nothing is cheap on the West coast of Florida.
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Old 09-14-2022, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by boomer
Your best bet is to check with the major cites several have marinas that rent slips out https://www.cityftmyers.com/yachtbasin
Get on the List , if your planning on living aboard good luck

Mooring buoys at fort myers beach are 350 a month with zero parking facilities.
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Originally Posted by boomer
Your best bet is to check with the major cites several have marinas that rent slips out https://www.cityftmyers.com/yachtbasin
Get on the List , if your planning on living aboard good luck

Mooring buoys at fort myers beach are 350 a month with zero parking facilities.
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Originally Posted by tommymonza
Get on the List , if your planning on living aboard good luck

Mooring buoys at fort myers beach are 350 a month with zero parking facilities.
I like this marina in Palmetto. Publix is 1/2 mile away and Walmart is 2 miles. A short run out to the mouth of Tampa bay where the water is clear as the Bahamas most days .

3 bars and restaurants and a pool. My buddy had his boat up there for year and I thought the location was fantastic.


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Originally Posted by tommymonza

Many of the dirt ball liveaboards are just homeless people with boats and 2 dogs they can’t afford.
Same thing in front of Marina Jack and now over in front of Shelby Gardens and Katherine Harris house. LOL
Every time we get a storm a few sink or wash up on 41.
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Same thing in front of Marina Jack and now over in front of Shelby Gardens and Katherine Harris house. LOL
Every time we get a storm a few sink or wash up on 41.
Where is this on the west coast?
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