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To: GraceZ who wrote (12093)	8/7/2003 6:43:10 AM
From: MoneyPenny	Respond to of 306849

Re:Sausalito is a little too cold for my taste, especially right on the water. Nice place to visit when the fog isn't in. " Occasionally I think about how life would have been had we done the Kappas Marina thing but the dampness was something I couldn't get around. My daughter lived in Sausalito in a house build into the hill, she had a million dollar view and a house that was ready to collapse any moment, uninsurable but she was a renter then. She now lives in a crackerbox in SF. MP

To: GraceZ who wrote (12093)	8/7/2003 12:49:19 PM
From: the_wheel	Respond to of 306849

Look at the "picture local to this property" : realtor.com Yeah, maintenance is going to be steep, but $230K doesn't seem to outrageous for an eclectic property, especially compared to: realtor.com for $300. or: realtor.com for $350. I was looking for the shoe house, but it must have sold, I think it was $125K. In the same area, one mile from Penn State is: realtor.com four units for < $10K $12/mo split between four? How about some urban renewal? This area lost for good? Not like I'm interested you know, my cup of tea is more like "Lucky Way": realtor.com for a fixer. Beats living across the street from spook central or down the street from terrorRus. Must be some block party, I bet Wi-Fi don't work there.