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FLPanhandle

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7. It would be tough

Reply to Baobab (Original post)

Sat May 14, 2016, 05:01 PM

May 2016

Waterfront homes in Florida have exploded in value, plus add in over a decade of projects/improvements around the property that I built myself.

I could but it would be on the upper end of what I would want to spend.

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Poll: If you had to, could you successfully re-rent or re-buy your current home at market rate? [View all] Baobab May 2016 OP

No. But I've been in this house (well, not when I was living in other countries, but MADem May 2016 #1

Yes we could liberal N proud May 2016 #2

Yes Major Nikon May 2016 #3

I could dumbcat May 2016 #4

No. Our house has more than doubled in value. Arugula Latte May 2016 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author NRaleighLiberal May 2016 #6

It would be tough FLPanhandle May 2016 #7

Depends on the area and market of course madville May 2016 #8

Hell no. Our area is notorious for high cost of housing whether you rent or buy.... Hekate May 2016 #9

I live in Seattle FuzzyRabbit May 2016 #10

Yep, same here AgingAmerican May 2016 #11

One really crazy new development in some areas is people moving here from other countries Baobab May 2016 #12

Go to Detroit 1939 May 2016 #13

Those are exactly the kinds of buildings that could end up costing twice as much or more to heat Baobab May 2016 #15

Nope! PasadenaTrudy May 2016 #14