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CaptCrunch

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Posted - Jul 17 2012 :  19:37:32  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
boatcrazy, i sent you an email earlier let me know if you didn't get it.

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BJL

RO# 1308



Posted - Jul 17 2012 :  21:15:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I used Robinson also. Guess he raised his prices!

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CaptCrunch

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Posted - Aug 01 2012 :  21:52:25  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Going to look at another house on w shore dr (nassau shores) apparently it's on what's called "jones river" its closer to the end of the canal then the begining, anyone know if this is good water?

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BoatCrazy

RO# 30843



Posted - Aug 02 2012 :  06:55:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Not bad water, deep though. If you are closer to the Burns Park its a homerun. Nice wide canal, decent amount of traffic but not in a bad way. You have a constable station right at the park. To me, thats the safest canal in Massapequa. The canal does get seaweed but its not bad at all.

Once you get out of that canal, you can just run the flats.

Great location!



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CaptCrunch

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Posted - Aug 02 2012 :  07:33:31  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
BoatCrazy, good to know, it looks like this it the canal that burns park runs into, it is just east of the park. didn't want to deal with a long ride to bay in potentially shallow water. the thought of 20k taxes sucks though


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BoatCrazy

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Posted - Aug 02 2012 :  19:00:58  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Its not a long ride to the bay from the launching ramp at burns. Maybe a three minute ride, long enough that it gives the motor a chance to warm up, the gps to get its bearing, and enough time to do a radio check, and set up the am/fm.

20k in taxes isnt bad relatively speaking...




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JVM225

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Posted - Aug 02 2012 :  19:08:33  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Burns seems to be a shorter ride than most canals.

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Holy Grail

RO# 17953



Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  18:31:52  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Great canal, especially if you're closer to the bay which sounds like the case. West Shore Drive is one of three major outlets from that Nassau Shores area to Merrick Road, so there can be more traffic heading out further north on West Shore. How far south on West Shore is the house?


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CaptCrunch

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Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  18:48:16  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Holy grail, it wasn't very south at all, it had some narrow skinny looking water in the back. The search continues

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Holy Grail

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Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  18:54:09  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Wise choice. That skinny area of West Shore is not fun. Have you looked more in Harbor Green? Plenty on the market here now Cap.


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BoatCrazy

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Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  19:22:11  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
At some point you are going to have to compromise, as you know. You may find a great house but the water is so so.

I am trying to find a broker to list with right now. Ive interviewed a few people and they are telling me things I do not like. They are trying to show me comps that make no sense. Where my house is Massapequa shores, the least expensive area in massapequa with water. They are showing me houses that sold in harbor green and bar harbor which are the most expensive.

Best bet is Harbor Green or Bar Harbor, both are high enough where you do not need to worry about flooding. Just depends on what your price point is....Houses there are anywheres from 750,000 to 2.4mil..

Good luck with the search, keep asking questions!





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Holy Grail

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Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  19:31:25  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I agree with BoatCrazy. Speaking of crazy, those brokers that are showing you comps from the other areas are smoking bananas for sure!


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CaptCrunch

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Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  23:29:16  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
We've doen more looking in harbour green, one house int he estates we have an offer on, not on the water but you do get the marina. theres 2 houses we like in old harbour green but told 4 year waiting list at biltmore for a slip. We really do like the area in general. looked at one more house in merrick, like the house but have to come check out the canal, it may also be too far up in order to be happy.

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CaptCrunch

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Posted - Aug 05 2012 :  23:30:13  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
boatcrazy, I'm using a broker with Shawn Elliot who is very good, if you want his contact info i'll be gald to pass it along

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BoatCrazy

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Posted - Aug 06 2012 :  16:07:53  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I appreciate it. Theres one guy I met with who is a little out there but his selling numbers prove he can move property.

Houses around me are listed anywhere from 569 to 599. One guy wants me to go out at 499 and hope for a bidding war. I told him I shouldnt drop my pants. I have two plots, which includes a 40ft wide by 120ft deep side yard. He told me that I cannot base my price off the amount of land I have. I said, I have a 120ft of 8 year old bulkhead 60K to do, but that doesnt matter apparently, compared to those houses that need a new bulkhead.

I dont need to sell the house, but one set of tenants are out now, and my parents want out of Long Island. I can move back in there but its just too much house for me right now. Its not a big house, but for me and the gf, and 14K in taxes, I rather live in my co-op in Long Beach and hold onto my money lol

Best bang for your buck is Harbor Green, Bar Harbor, old harbor green. Very safe, very up and coming. The neighborhoods have changed a ton over the last few years.



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