For several years, I have been looking for a suitable piece of land to buy on the Oregon coast. My plan is to buy the land and eventually retire there. I'll buy a trailer and park it near the edge of the sea and as the land erodes, which it is doing several feet a year due to global warming, I'll pull the trailer back a few yards.
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Spinliesel
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Feb 21, 2019
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I've looked at property's on the Oregon coast, but my dreams where dashed by a severe case of sticker shock...
Dhiltong
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Feb 20, 2019
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They are suprisingly expensive considering the rate at which they are eroding into the sea! I saw a place for sale for $199,000. It looked fantastic. Then I saw (in fine print at the bottom), that the house has to be moved back 20' before it can be sold.
@celticagent A major job moving a house,not for the do it yourself person,jacks,cribbing and the vehicle to move it,then all the infrastructure relocations,water,gas sewer,electrical and telephone lines.
@Mike1947 exactly! expensive!
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