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jmen24 · 01-26-2010, 02:03 PM

I can tell you that not many natives can afford waterfront property in this state anymore and the ones that had it will or have had to give it up due to over inflated property value. But, typically after selling they can then afford another home on the water, but they still cannot pay the taxes on it.

South of the border is possible, most of these laws are directly targeted at the Lakes Region as a whole though. I can tell you I have been thinking longer and harder about buying a boat and keeping it on Winni, gets closer every year to being like a movie from the 90's(name escapes me) that the government posts the scofflaw's picture on a game show and everyone goes out and hunts them down to win a prize. Maybe its time for a change of scenery, as I do not like what the scenery around here is changing into.

01-26-2010, 02:03 PM	#126
jmen24 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,139 Thanks: 223 Thanked 319 Times in 181 Posts	I can tell you that not many natives can afford waterfront property in this state anymore and the ones that had it will or have had to give it up due to over inflated property value. But, typically after selling they can then afford another home on the water, but they still cannot pay the taxes on it. South of the border is possible, most of these laws are directly targeted at the Lakes Region as a whole though. I can tell you I have been thinking longer and harder about buying a boat and keeping it on Winni, gets closer every year to being like a movie from the 90's(name escapes me) that the government posts the scofflaw's picture on a game show and everyone goes out and hunts them down to win a prize. Maybe its time for a change of scenery, as I do not like what the scenery around here is changing into.