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Great video and info John. On your Portland Moorage stats sheet with all the different locations and if they are rent/owned slips..... I'd love to see if pets are allowed and what type like Dogs or Cats and if there are limits. I'm sure that's a lot of work but it would be helpful for the buyer so they don't waste your time or their time on a spot that won't allow their pet. Just a thought!

Beautiful home!

Everyone Google the word “moorage” and find out what it means

This is McCuddy’s Marina, in Ridgefield, WA, it’s a human farm disguised as a boat dock, HUMAN TRAFFICKING RING connected to Epstein, Diddy, and Jay-Z

As a future buyer in 3-4 years just before retirement and moving back to Portland from Bend, I plan on looking and buying during the winter months. I look at it like -- when is the best time to buy a boat is it winter or summer? Usually when it comes to price of the sale winter months offer better deals for buyers.

I was streaming this through the TV and literally had to crank the volume up to the 100 and could still barely hear you

Do they rent any

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Congratulations! Wishing you many years of joy in your new home!

I plan on buying a floating home in about 3 years once i get closer to retirement and moving back to Portland. What i've noticed over the past few years is the asking prices have gone up pretty high from previous years, which is totally understandable if the home owner does a remodel or float work but i've seen some without those things done and they are asking a lot more for the homes. Floating home values traditionally loose value over time due to maintenance and float work needed vs. homes on land, don't they?

Great video. Thank you for the explanation in terms I can easily understand.

I’m getting excited to move in to this beautiful home in a few weeks. Thanks for the video.

Can you provide the link to this listing please?

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Nice video John! Thanks for your clarity and informative graphics!

One of the best videos I've seen on this subject. This is not, directly, my expertise as I'm a natural and/or traditional architecture design builder, yet I have consulted on, restored, and or done a number of aquatic-style forms of architecture. The only added info I would offer to those who may read this is that "wood" or timber under water DOES NOT decay at all. If you have a properly designed foundation for a floating home is done...your "shim" beams" or "shims" are the only thing that will decay if made of wood. If they are made of some other decay-proof material these "wood beams" will virtually last forever if in fresh water. Saltwater and brackish estuary water can have marine annelids that will attack wood unless other mitigating conditions are created. As the easiest validation for understanding all this is to think of Venice, Italy, and how old it is. That city is set on stone under the water...but...those stones reason on wood pilings...

Do not know if you remember me the retired Harley dealer be there for three years at the end of June, love the floating home. The only bad thing the A.C. went out a year later.Like your update as follow the real estate biz close as am deep in it.

Which lenders are you discussing and which one raised their rates?

Thanks Fuzz! Great information!

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Thanks John! Here in Texas the floating home lifestyle looks idyllic! Your videos are great! We're coming up your way the first week of August to look at Central Oregon for possible relocation. Plan to check out a couple of the floating home communities. Are any new communities with owned slips planned?

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