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Kristyn Grimes
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Oceanside/Waterfront Property Question

Kristyn Grimes
  • Katy, TX
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Hi there,

Long time, no post. So, I'd like to ask my fellow landlords with properties that are waterfront or seaside what extra bit of maitenance comes with them? I'm acquiring a property in Galveston, TX and would like to keep the a more regular eye on things that may deteriorate faster than others due to salty air/water exposure. Aside from needing a serious overhaul from hurricane damage, what do you find yourself doing more often than on an inland property? Thanks, guys.

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Additional liability, maintenance, frequent painting, rust etc. Most ocean and W/F properties don't provide a sufficient return-they are just too expensive. I had a beautiful oceanfront property in my portfolio, it was my worst performer by far, so I fixed that and it is now my primary residence!

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