Ski/Wake Lakes with homes on them

(myflyby) · (myflyby) **Join Date: May 2006** 10-24-2006, 5:44 PM

I'm considering buying a home on a ski/wake lake. I was wondering if those of you who have experience with this can lend me a few of your insights into the good and bads. Probably more good than bad I'd imagine. I'm also considering building one and putting a few other lots on the other side to sell and help pay for this crazy habit. Any info would be appreciated.

(olddude) · (olddude) **Join Date: Oct 2003** 10-25-2006, 4:51 AM

Steve, I just got done building a two lake development. Email me and I'll give you my number. There's a lot to talk about.

(factory) · (factory) **Join Date: Aug 2006** 10-25-2006, 10:36 AM

was think about the same thing. what are some good lakes to buy on? Have been looking at Texas lakes alot? Craig- what are the lots on your lake going for?

(02wakesettervlx)

There are plenty of benefits:
There are always drivers and spotters available
Use less gas
Less time
Resale
Less boat maintenance
More time on the water
Butter all the time

(olddude) · (olddude) **Join Date: Oct 2003** 10-26-2006, 4:15 AM

We sold all of our lot a few years ago, property in the past few years has tripled here. Lot 15 is for sale, they're asking 270K. Lot is 1 1/4 acres. City water/sewer and underground utilities. Within a 1.5 miles to schools/shopping/banks, resturants/golf/courthouse. This development is in town, not miles from know where!

(boarder_x) · (boarder_x) **Join Date: Mar 2006** 10-26-2006, 7:58 AM

$270K for all that??????

.. holy cow!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can't touch a 20 year old house, in a bad neighborhood in Sac town for under $300K.

I'm moving!