Those numbers for the south shore!

And they WAY overpriced the stocks because of it, and those prices came crashing down when people finally realized that growth was just essentially temporary holiday demand. 

Hi @Bonnie Johnson my wife and I live at the shore and now mostly invest in Atlantic City.  

I wouldn't worry about your insurance premium hopefully this was a temporary problem that has been resolved.

There's basically a short term plan for temporary use, and a long term permanent use plan.The zoning is commercial in an area where it is primarily commercial (the land is zoned general commercial), but there is some legacy residential/commercial mixed in (think small Doctors type offices with the "Doctor" living on premise.)  

I'm also a broker & investor on the north shore, it has proved absolutely essential in growing my business.

Using it for downpayments would completely tie it up rather than as a line of credit to use for more temporary funding.  

They have much more turnover and down time since most tenants use a 2 br as temporary stopping point.

I received a certified letter from the city requiring me to board it up by the end of the month at a minimum, but that is only a temporary fix for 90-180 days depending on material used. 

Alternatively, look to the south shore.