311splawndude
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works for me. but it would have to be a second home. Outer Banks is too cold; Florida keys are too crowded and not much actual beach...
one of the problems with some of these "sand bar houses" are the wooden stilts they're built on;
I'm in a 100 year flood plane, and have wind and water insurance in addition to homeowners; my house is built on steel-reinforced concrete pylons, at least a square foot wide, and steel beams. The beams are also anchored into the ground, I forget how deep.
I look at those "little sticks" holding up these often large houses and just shake my head.
Here's one I was considering in the Gulf, on a sandbar, until I noticed the high tide line halfway under the house:
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yeah. no thanks