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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ha, have fun with climate change.

Only a sucker would be investing in anything near the water these days.

Seriously—insurance is only going up, and that's your best case scenario. Most places you're probably consider are extremely vulnerable to catastrophic storm damage.

Get a mountain house.[/quote]

Op - also a consideration, but we aren’t sure we are boat people. [/quote]

Maybe something mid Delmarva peninsula—easy drive to the beach with much less risk. We stayed at some airbnbs—beautiful large old houses on open fields, only like 30 minutes from Rehoboth. [/quote]

That's not really a beach house.[/quote]

Yes, we've established that only a literal moron would consider buying a beach house in a day and age when they're shortly all going to be uninsurable and/or severely damaged on a regular basis. The idea is a nice family home that can be an escape and a retreat that also has easy/close access to the beach so, while it's all still there, the OP can enjoy what the beach has to offer. [/quote]

Actually, what we've established here is that a lot of people are envious of OP.[/quote]

Seriously!  As bad as dcum usual is, this thread seems to have attracted some especially nasty people. [/quote]

Yep, very jealous and nasty [/quote]

Srsly, I can understand why some of these people have buyers remorse for spending so much on an investment that’s about to be swept away but sheesh![/quote]

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