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	Name:	noagenda -
	Subject:	lot values
	Date:	5/4/2006 6:49:46 PM

Thanks to all. At least I know that $1500/ft is probably a little low. The lot is great, that is why I bought it. 278 ' of waterfront on a gently sloping lot with good water. Only five steps from the house to the water level. Additionally, it's about 2+ acres since the road frontage is probably close to 500 feet. Good area, too. The builders are coming in with spec homes on the few lease lots that were recently made available. Those lots are actually what I would consider to be on the low end of the quality spectrum, but those houses are on the market for over $400K and they are little just like mine.

The house is 30 years old and needs touching up, mostly interior. You, know, blue carpet, gold tubs and toilets and god awful linoleum. But, the house is all brick. The past 8 years I really didn't care since it is a weekender. But the wife is starting to give me the nudge....nowhatamean!
Personally, I just like to sit outside, BBQ and listen to a little Alison Kraus and work my way up to some Syknyrd, have a few pops and go to bed by 10:00.

I do hope to meet some of you all this summer, not sure if you all congregate anywhere. We do venture to Niffer's, Oskar's and occasionally, Col Tom's. (the early crowd). We live in Atlanta (native Alabammers) and come over when we can. The teenagers pretty much dictate our lives now. When we do come we usually just BBQ and float while the kids seadoo, tube and ski.

R