Boating in Georgia ???
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Brian is right, there are deals on the lake if you have time to look. Being from New York, the prices will probably look pretty good. We have a place on Lanier and we live in Roswell. It takes 25 minutes to get there and be on the water. If you buy a house on the water you want need to dock your boat at a marina, you will want to dock it at your house. Give me a call cig1988, and I will help anyway I can. (404-867-9234)
Robert
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Cig 1988, Lake Lanier is a great place to live and boat.
The trip into Norcross would take 35 minutes or so with no traffic from the West side of the lake (Cumming). It can also take up to nearly an hour in rush hour traffic.
I would plan on 400k plus for a decent home on the lake. You can find some in the 300s but they are more like cabins or weekend homes. Like everyone has said,
some deals are out there.
Good luck!
Greg
The trip into Norcross would take 35 minutes or so with no traffic from the West side of the lake (Cumming). It can also take up to nearly an hour in rush hour traffic.
I would plan on 400k plus for a decent home on the lake. You can find some in the 300s but they are more like cabins or weekend homes. Like everyone has said,
some deals are out there.
Good luck!
Greg
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This is too cool! I am talking to the "somebody" about the transfer opportunity this afternoon. Started looking on the web for real estate. If everything goes well with the conversation I'll be booking a flight very soon. I thank you all for the input on this. So far I like what I see!
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This is too cool! I am talking to the "somebody" about the transfer opportunity this afternoon. Started looking on the web for real estate. If everything goes well with the conversation I'll be booking a flight very soon. I thank you all for the input on this. So far I like what I see!
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Any of you guys boat on the Georgia coast. We did some boating out of St. Mary's last summer on the way home from looking for property in Florida. REally like the area but dont know much about it. The town and others along the coast were beuatiful but the area inland a bit seemed pretty depressed. Lots of trailers and dumps. We are still looking for an area wher my wife can have her horses, be close to the coast for boating, and be a nice area. Any suggestions are appreciated.
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Originally posted by Twin screws
This is cool, I didn't know there were so many OSO'ers boating in Ga. We should all try and hook-up sometime.
This is cool, I didn't know there were so many OSO'ers boating in Ga. We should all try and hook-up sometime.
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Originally posted by cig1988
do y'all mind another yankee moving in?
do y'all mind another yankee moving in?
When the locals ask you why you moved down, tell someone has to run the place....
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cig1988. Sure come on down. I migrated here in 98' via WestNyack (good ol' Rockland county) from LexKY, from Mechanicsburg PA from Tampa FLA. (in stealth mode)
So I could be a northern spy.
I'm also in the Cumming area just of x14 on RT400. (I am probably 1mile south of the lake as the crow flys, and can hear the boys on the weekends).
.........the lake is excellent..... company out there and the local boat clubs just as excellent!!
Bob
So I could be a northern spy.
I'm also in the Cumming area just of x14 on RT400. (I am probably 1mile south of the lake as the crow flys, and can hear the boys on the weekends).
.........the lake is excellent..... company out there and the local boat clubs just as excellent!!
Bob