Originally posted by Peaches This is what kept me from buying a house on the Outer Banks. After living through hurricanes in FL (we were there visiting relatives in Jax during Camille, then moved there a few years later), I just couldn't bear watching everything I owned being taken by the sea.
IMHO, the OB are due for a massive hurricane/nor'easter that will do some serious damage to those $1-3mil homes they've been building right on the ocean.
Hope everything goes well for all the coastlines that are getting hammered!!!
Insurance is nearly impossible to come by thru there as well Peaches, you cant get federal flood insurance, so people just build and hope that they'll make enough on the rentals to rebuild when the time comes
This is what kept me from buying a house on the Outer Banks. After living through hurricanes in FL (we were there visiting relatives in Jax during Camille, then moved there a few years later), I just couldn't bear watching everything I owned being taken by the sea.
IMHO, the OB are due for a massive hurricane/nor'easter that will do some serious damage to those $1-3mil homes they've been building right on the ocean.
Hope everything goes well for all the coastlines that are getting hammered!!!
Hurricane insurance is required here, so I'm ready. Bring on Jimena.
Picture your house with a foot or so of water in it.
What you cant save, goes.
and no insurance man gives a fuck.
By the time I was 15, we havd lived in 3 different homes that were totally flooded out.
We had to get an apartment for a couple years when I was akid because my moms finances didnt cover things like that. And flood insurance only goes so far.
Hurricane insurance is required here, so I'm ready. Bring on Jimena.
Insurance wasn't my issue - I didn't want to watch my pictures, collectibles, keepsakes, etc. go into the ocean. I would never buy unless I was beachfront and it wasn't worth the risk for me. But I'm a wuss. Instead, I rent a house there for a month or two a year - all the fun, none of the responsibilities.
Picture your house with a foot or so of water in it.
What you cant save, goes.
and no insurance man gives a fuck.
By the time I was 15, we havd lived in 3 different homes that were totally flooded out.
We had to get an apartment for a couple years when I was akid because my moms finances didnt cover things like that. And flood insurance only goes so far.
been there done that. My mother's house was lost three times to flooding. And it wasn;t 2 or 3 feet. It was more like 15 (in the house)... actual flood water level was around 53 feet.
Originally posted by KRL I consider myself a fearless person and there are not many things I won't try just for the thrill of it, but surfing a 30 - 40FT wave? I think I'll just sit in the bleachers and watch you do that one AMP.
Be careful out there AMP. That's seriously beyond hardcore extreme surfing.
Nah, let the irogant phrick die..
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