Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If one ONLY buys on the beach, you're talking VERY expensive. You can't get insurance so basically you have to be prepared to lose millions. This is not realistic advice. However, desirability is definitely measured by walkability to beach as well as restaurants. You need to look at properties marked as in-town Lewes or walk. Anything else is a major risk. There is always a newer, better housing development being built. Do you really want to live in suburbia-by-the-beach?
We own
beach block in Delaware and are actually
not in a flood zone and flood insurance
was not required. We do carry flood insurance for our own protection. For homeowners you typically have to get from a local provider. I don't want people to think you can't get insurance or that its required.