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To: bozwood who wrote (14203)	10/7/2003 9:44:41 PM
From: Bill/WA	Read Replies (1) of 306849

Bozwood, the article that Don posted is exactly what I've been hearing from my friends and relatives in FL. I left FL for good 8 yrs ago to get away from the craziness down there. 4 yrs before that I moved up the coast to Indian River County (the Treasure Coast) to get away from the insanity in Palm Beach County. I was lucky to experience the best of the FL coast by growing up there in the late '40's through the '70's. After that it started to deteriorate. JMO. Is the property overvalued? I've been out of touch for a few years now however, for the quality of life that I prefer, it was overvalued long before I left the state. Waterfront (freshwater or saltwater) is "el primo". We used to kid around and say, "If you wanted cheap FL waterfront, go out you back door and take a leak."<G>

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