Depth Question

tummyman · 05-01-2025, 07:01 AM

If you are a serious buyer, you really need to reach out to a local broker who can steer you correctly. It will not cost you more money and it could really save you a lot in the long run. Best brokers will do a very in depth interview of what your needs are. At your price point, you will have no problem finding help!!! And interview a few before you make any decision. This forum can provide some great suggestions. Remember, location, location, location is what matters. Moultonborough is a great option because of property tax rates, but I would not go towards Moultonborough Bay due to all the rocks. Stay with western views...you will be happier. The correct lot location is what counts. But get some professional help....you can always paddle board around WHEN the correct property comes available. And also remember, the lake right now is at full pond but will go down 1-1.5 feet over the season...that can make a big difference in boating needs. Need to consider low time impacts !!

05-01-2025, 07:01 AM	#35
tummyman Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Moultonborough Posts: 846 Thanks: 261 Thanked 698 Times in 246 Posts	If you are a serious buyer, you really need to reach out to a local broker who can steer you correctly. It will not cost you more money and it could really save you a lot in the long run. Best brokers will do a very in depth interview of what your needs are. At your price point, you will have no problem finding help!!! And interview a few before you make any decision. This forum can provide some great suggestions. Remember, location, location, location is what matters. Moultonborough is a great option because of property tax rates, but I would not go towards Moultonborough Bay due to all the rocks. Stay with western views...you will be happier. The correct lot location is what counts. But get some professional help....you can always paddle board around WHEN the correct property comes available. And also remember, the lake right now is at full pond but will go down 1-1.5 feet over the season...that can make a big difference in boating needs. Need to consider low time impacts !!