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Old 08-22-2017, 06:27 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Doobs41378 View Post
You could buy it and keep it forever. That comes with taxes and HOA fees but you would have something to sell down the road. Other places do rent them if you are lucky enough to find them.
For example, for your education -- Mountainview has both. All of the slips are technically "owned" by someone. Years back, some owners literally bought multiple slips as investment, other owners have moved on yet still maintain ownership, and therefore both groups "rent" them out on an Seasonal basis. Some are privately rented (no broker involved) others simply use a brokerage service provided by Irwin Marine (who manages the property).

There is also typically a finite number of slips "For Sale" each year -- simply glance at the Winni.com classifieds
With this, you have to do your research to be sure you are comfortable with the location vs size of boat.


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