Reply #5: Sorry

[ynksnewyork2]

Can't agree with that! We've got an oceanfront home in Daytona Beach and if you go to Key West , my family owns the oldest southenmost house where I grew up. The Daytona house got pummeled after 4 hurricanes but with insurance money and FEMA money, we've started to rebuild pretty much where we were. There's only so much oceanfront property and it's very, very valuable. Anyone that has homes built before 1970 is grandfathered in and rebuilds right where they were. I didn't buy this house, I inherited it from my grandparents who built when it was cheap to do so. You'd be amazed if you compare what they paid and what it's worth now.