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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	property value?
	Date:	6/29/2004 2:09:59 PM

I would not recommend a lot that has only 4 - 5 feet of water at this time of year. I am not speaking of next to the bank but out on your pier or boat house where your boat would be kept. You will miss a lot of water use not only at low pool but extended periods between low pool and full pool and then again between full pool and low pool. Look for a lot that faces out toward the big water and not facing back into a slough. Width of the lot is more important to me than depth. In other words, I would prefer a lot with the most water frontage as opposed to acreage. I have heard of lots with as little as 60 ft. of water frontage. Go with something greater than 100 ft. and even better at 200 ft. or more. Gentle slope of lot to water as opposed to steep slopes with hundreds of stair steps up and down to the water. Visit the site at Lake peak usage times. This weekend would be a great time to see how much activity is too much for you The list of things to consider goes on and on. Some are positives or negatives depending on your personal choices. Do you want to see the sunset or do you prefer the sunrise? Remember if you have questionable feelings about a lot then future buyers will probably have those same concerns.