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Buy a place next to Lake Harney?

Carl SpacklerCarl Spackler Posts: 301 Officer
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Mother-in-law needs to move out of her place and in with us. The two alternatives to this are me fleeing and joining the first circus I can find, or we buy her a trailer that is on some land that we could build on in a couple years. I saw a few spots that were just east south/east of Lake Harney that already have an existing mobile/manufactured homes on them that fit into the small budget we have. The properties were off of Wild Pine Road. Anybody know what the problem with this area in general is? The property seems awfully cheap, which screams problem in my book.

I would like to get a little non-BS background information before I talk to the Realtor. He has already called once, but I let it go to voice-mail. I have never been around that area, and physically can't get there until July, so I wanted to see if any of you guys know anything.

Thanks
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  • sailfish2sailfish2 Posts: 4,274 Captain
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    Lots of low land around Harney. Who knows, we might get lots of rain again one of these days.
    Hoping for better luck next time...... and got it.

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  • Carl SpacklerCarl Spackler Posts: 301 Officer
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    It's about a mile and a half from the lake.
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  • FluffyFluffy Posts: 1,762 Captain
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    Some very low/wet land there. Rugbutt's brother lives on Harney and the've been flooded a few times...
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  • FluffyFluffy Posts: 1,762 Captain
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    East of the lake?
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  • Carl SpacklerCarl Spackler Posts: 301 Officer
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    Mile and a half east of the very southern portion of the lake. When I lived in Florida, I was up by Panama City and have never been down around that area. We're moving back, but not for another two years. Mother-in-law ran into a bad spot due to no fault of her own, so it's either live with us, we pay her mortgage in a **** trailer village, or we buy something with a trailer on it. I just don't know if the area is meth-head paradise or something. I'm going to go online and take a look at the toppo maps, but I was just wondering if it had a bad reputation for anything.
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