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Even though living next to the ocean certainly has its bonuses, owning a house on the coast comes with its share of pitfalls. Here are some of the most important things to remember while making a beachfront purchase.
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Is beachfront property a good choice for you? The idea of investing in the beachfront real estate often attracts buyers on the lookout for vacation homes. Even though living next to the ocean certainly has its bonuses, owning a house on the coast comes with its share of pitfalls. Be it unexpected maintenance expenses or augmented safety fears or higher sales values, investing in a beachfront real estate property in California is a complicated decision to make. In order to gain a firm perspective on this matter, it would be best to consult professional realtors and beachfront property owners, who can offer some excellent tips for buying a house. Here are some of the most important things to remember while making a beachfront purchase.
Investing in Beachfront Real Estate – What You Need to Know Living in a beachfront property is almost like living a public life – most famous people who think that living by the ocean is the best way to get away from the public eye are usually met with a big shock. Since the ocean itself is considered a public property, and so is a noteworthy part of the coastline, houses along the coastline are usually open to the public eye.
Investing in Beachfront Real Estate – What You Need to Know • The California Coastal Commission – an electorally appointed institution that controls development, provisions for environmental safeties and certifies public access along California’s coasts is the one that decides the line between private properties and public beachfront. The line of separation is somewhat ambiguous, as it is reliant on tides and environmental factors instead of property lines.
Investing in Beachfront Real Estate – What You Need to Know • Permits – With the water levels in the oceans continually increasing, and the presence of higher waves on the beaches, even the best real estate will be concerned about selling these properties as sandy beaches are rapidly transforming into ocean floors. It is a disturbing trend for conservationists as well as property holders. Erosion is a big problem in several parts of California. This means that all property owners looking to buy beachfront properties must avail high-quality real estate services as they constantly need to work in cohesion with the California Coastal Commission.
Investing in Beachfront Real Estate – What You Need to Know • Continuous maintenance is a must – Any real estate professional will inform a prospective beachside homeowner that they need to overlook regular maintenance work because of the incredible toll that salt-water and moisture can have on pipes and frames of a house. Re-sanding a house’s wood siding is a continuous procedure. Especially if a home has a wooden frame, property owners must consult experienced providers of real estate services to make sure that the wood has been cured for humidity-resistance, or else they’re in for serious structural difficulties.
Investing in Beachfront Real Estate – What You Need to Know • June Gloom – Even though it is summertime, owners of the beachfront real estate can find themselves covered in fog. All Californians deal with this bizarre phenomenon, with beachfront property holders facing the worst of this strange environmental effect. Any top realtor will let the client know that it may take hours for the fog to clear, especially in the months of June and July – the time period when the June Gloom is at its worst.
Gerry Goodman Real Estate Services Gerry Goodman Real Estate Services 3239E Meadowridge Rd,Orange, CA 92867Cell: (714)588-3338Email: gerry@gerrygoodman.comwww.gerrygoodman.com
