CHEAPEST OCEAN FRONT HOME IN S. FLORIDA

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

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[@John-c3t1g]

Paul, I live in breezy point New York with a very similar story to rainy breezes band of a band of beach lovers raised $1000 a family and bought Breezypoint New York from the federal government for over $1,000,000.60 years ago. It’s also right on the ocean on one side and Jamaica Bay the other side, the similarities are amazing. Please tell me are there any opportunities to rent the trailer for a week in the community? February is a possibility for me once again it’s almost as if you’re talking about my hometown. Thank you very much. Look forward to hearing from you calling my phone is the best way, thanks Paul

[@ADadSupreme]

It's no longer the price of the home or condo in Florida. It's now "How much is my insurance/condo fee going to be, and can I even get it insured?" Agents know this; people from out of state or who don't do diligence don't, and agents certainly won't tell them. It's why you see so many condo owners in FL trying to dump their condos at firesale prices before those new maintainence fees come in.

[@daisyapontehavenmemoriestr8552]

That’s why I never like condos. That’s fees can up any time.

[@larryvaughn5843]

A former boss had a husband who is a real estate sales guy, he didn't bother to tell me about a $300 a month condo fee on a property I was considering. My boss claimed I was wrong, but I was not and didn't buy it. $300 a month makes a big difference if you are financing. In the early 80's I rented a one bedroom apartment that was about one minute from the intracoastal waterway on Okaloosa Island in Ford Walton Beach, FL. $150 a month. Might be a bit more 44 years later.

[@ADadSupreme]

@@larryvaughn5843 Exactly, just like Timeshare/mobile home properties. They show the the 'cheap' long-term cost of what it would be if you rented hotels/homes for 10 years, with their current 'low yearly fee'. They tell you it 'goes up a bit' but never how much. Then you see folks trapped for 20 years paying 4x fees even after they've paid off the timeshare. No legislation/laws for relief. There's always a hook; people just have to figure it out and share to others so these traps can disappear.

[@rea8755]

Actually dumping condos because they have to have and maintain reserve funds. Where do you people get your info😢

[@EnergyreaderempathMary]

That’s exactly why I’m not moving to Florida.

[@hottuna7]

Those are mobile homes, *not* modular homes; modular is much more stable.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Thanks I didn't realize that until after I had made the video.

[@hottuna7]

@@PalmBeachesPaulStill, a well-done and informative video.

[@lizhoward9754]

I thought the same thing. We live in an all brick modular home that is valued at 1 M.

[@veev2561]

2exactly.i would never buy a mobile home, youdont own the land,as for $400k ,why would you buy it when nationwide, investors are taking over the land w mobile homes on it, waiting people so they can bulldoze the mobile homes, put up lux homes

[@faithrada]

​@veev2561 Normally I would agree.. but.. Briny is a unique situation. This is the last of Old Florida.. it's Location, Location, Location. If you have the money.. and few do, it's a hard location to beat. The more traditional neighborhoods around BRINY Breezes are very nice.. and quaint but much more pricey. Also, No high rise condo is going to collapse on you here. so there's that 😊 Bottom Line: God made only so much Beach Front.

[@32ndBrother]

I used to live in Boynton back in the 80’s great times, there was a bar behind the Nomad surf shop called Dante’s it was a real typical Florida dive bar. Great Memories Thanks I haven’t thought of that place in years.

[@loosedogs186]

Was there. Sailed right on shore, great times, Delray Atlantic Ave, and so much more❤. Hope you're Jammin'

[@32ndBrother]

@@loosedogs186 oh yea, Delray remember Powers lounge? Old man Powers would parade a green pig down Atlantic Ave. on St. Patrick’s day, what a blast.

[@loosedogs186]

@@32ndBrother ha ha da 80's

[@MrJenten10]

My grandparents had a place in Briny Breezes , my mother father brother and myself drove down from Ct to visit them in 1975 in a Ford Pinto what a trip,,

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Great memories

[@loosedogs186]

Ford Pinto, their home must of felt like a mansion after that trip!❤ just kidding, not really.

[@MrJenten10]

@@loosedogs186 That is quite funny as they had a small trailer there at Briny Breezes....

[@Rick-gy8fz]

HOA is 385 PER MONTH plus taxes is $ 8,471 for the year. 😮. Good luck with that.

[@ADadSupreme]

They'll find someone from out-of-state who has a 'lifelong dream" and will bite. There always is.

[@TruthInspector]

Yeah for what at forty to sixty square foot interior forget it

[@raymccarty4612]

I see the same thing with all of these sell the dream realtors. Due diligence is key.

[@ADadSupreme]

@@PalmBeachesPaul We seem to agree. Which is why I put 'they'll always find someone to bite.' Perhaps you meant your comment for Rick in error and the 26 folks that agreed with him instead? It seems rather defensive for no particular reason.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

@Adadsupreme that definitely wasn't at you it was to the guy that was saying realtors trying to sell Paradise

[@suzannecoe4347]

Since when is $400k “affordable”?

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Ever since the median price of a single-family home in Palm Beach County shot way above $500,000 and now its currently sitting somewhere in the $600,000 price range and if that home was this close to the water you'd be paying millions of dollars.

[@extraordinarybeautifuljour2541]

It’s affordable to me as I don’t believe it’s expensive at all compared to California. Are any for sale as of now that’s such a wonderful location for new retires I’m 38 but my husband is 55 and newly retired we’re looking to relocate own a home in California fully paid off now paid it off within 8 yrs after purchase in 2017 so we’re looking to relocate and our residential property will be pass down to our daughter as she’s starting her career as a teacher and we want to help her enjoy her career stress free not worrying about a mortgage payment or leasing a condo . People forget that purpose of buying a home is to pay it off and relieve their children and their grandchildren to have a place they can always call home and be rent free that’s what the 15 25 and 30 yr mortgage is supposed to be give families piece of mind because that home is going to be paid off . At least it’s meant to be . We never refinance and we paid extra every year towards our principal between 8-13k extra towards principal every year and last year 7k every month until balance paid off . It sure felt amazing and overwhelming of happiness and emotions when we got our property deed and the mortgage statement stating our account was closed due to fully paying our mortgage loan . We did it for our children to have stability and a permanent home now we are looking for our retirement home we can enjoy as a family especially during the winter season thank you for this video

[@loosedogs186]

Since Brandon decided there was no inflation.

[@anothercheryladventure9387]

Not affordable Sorry honey, unless can I build apartments to rent? ❤

[@loosedogs186]

@@anothercheryladventure9387 what?

[@robelliott3049]

Paradise until a hurricane blows your tin can into the Atlantic Ocean

[@richardjohnson8114]

There was one of these cool ocean front mobile home parks in Ft Myers Beach, operative word is WAS.

[@genevandyke4088]

Tuna fish can into the ocean……..😂

[@gavinrichardson6733]

😂😂😂😂

[@Kim-yy8kl]

Just ask indian lake ohio

[@raymccarty4612]

@@richardjohnson8114 Just a matter of time.

[@sue9252]

I was hoping to view the available properties but no problem. I loved the music and footage of the Nomad Serf shop and the ocean side views . Wow, that was the bomb!!!👍🎶🌊🏝

[@patschill6748]

I remember when you could buy there for like 68k Before the town was “ sold”. And then unsold.

[@tuck6464]

How this place survived a 100 odd years of Florida hurricanes, is extremely remarkable.

[@Malama_Ki]

Fo reals! I’m betting one good storm surge and that place will look like a junkyard piled up.

[@Jazzykatt23]

They have been lucky not to get direct hits. I lived in Southwest Florida and all of these types of homes end up in piles of scrap.

[@heimbone1]

It just hasn’t come their way yet.

[@faithrada]

​@@Malama_Ki As is true of most coastal areas. Better to be out $400,000 than $4 million.

[@CaptTonyNEO]

What a cool place! Lot's of history. Thanks for sharing.

[@Flies2FLL]

The other place in Flori-Duh like this is Ocean Resorts Co-Op at 5101 N. A1A, just a few miles north of Fort Pierce. It is right across A1A from the beach, has about 150 "park units". It used to be an RV park called Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort, but was sold and individual lots were sold in the early 1980's. I stayed there during Easter break in my parents travel trailer from 1976-1980, when my dad bought lot 81 [the end of Fourwinds Way, next to the bathrooms]. It was a BLAST for us kids! These really are a great idea and places at Ocean Resorts can be had in the $200k region. I don't know what "co-op" means, because it isn't really a co-op, you own your unit, pay a monthly fee, and if you want....The office can rent your unit out when you are not using it. They even have "North Jetty Surf Shop" nearby.... Great video!

[@noname-p2f2q]

Damn. That’s like living on a military base. Crowded edge to edge with views of other peoples windows and porches. Zero privacy.

[@ADadSupreme]

I can't imagine how thin the "walls" are. I see a lot of what looks like corregated tin.

[@Malama_Ki]

When you flush your toilet does it scald your neighbor in the shower?

[@janephillips3627]

He thinks 400,000. is affordable? WOW!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

YES!!!! $400K is affordable in Florida.

[@davidhankins5708]

@PalmBeachesPaul apparently JP isn't from Florida. Most properties on ocean front are million dollar plus!

[@Malama_Ki]

You could rally to move some of the 13% in and within two years they’ll be 30-40k…

[@lauragallagher8659]

@@janephillips3627 Right On!!

[@MaineUSA]

​@@PalmBeachesPaul Not a deal Fl is a joke

[@therealestake]

From the aerial I thought... do those trailers have air between them?

[@MaineUSA]

@@therealestake lol yeah my thoughts

[@waynesaller]

I talked to a realtor and he said when you buy a home in Palm Beaches you also get a wet suit and scuba tanks with the purchase. He called it "backup".

[@ronchalmers5439]

After Ian, you couldn't give me one of these places.

[@nitahiltner3348]

MY grandparents lived in such a place in Seal Beach, CA. It's gone now. I wish the old units were still there where you are.

[@Skygirl777]

Thank you! The information in your videos is very helpful!!!😊

[@SouthPawGuy1977]

My brother is selling his house across the street from Indian Rocks beach … been on the market 4 months! Can’t sell it ! Gonna be a fire sale , insurance costs 8k yearly and going up probably taxes another 8 k yearly, only the wealthy can afford shoreline communities in FLA

[@bevalindaj.443]

Thats what desantis wants. Flor-da-rich Only for the elites. He loves them. All the rest leave please.

[@faithrada]

YES... the reality is.. this area IS the playground of the Rich. If you don't have Cash.. don't even bother. If you can't SELF Insure.. I wouldn't do it.

[@williammcconnell8141]

I'm learning self control not posting what I really think about these home prices in Florida

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

🤣🤣🤣 thx William

[@PamRandall-l1u]

Let’s see, all this comes with a monster governor, poor schools, ignorant Citizens, and high crime. What a deal!

[@willbygosh4887]

Check out Frostproof Florida someday,affordable for someone especially retirees looking for a slower lifestyle.

[@stevegiblin270]

I don’t live on Long Island my I live on a hill overlooking the ocean in east Boston ma and the view of the ocean is no big deal🇺🇸☘️😎⚓️

[@adkflan]

Back in the mid-2000s before the real estate crash each owner was offered $1 million for their property. Some of the people wanted out. Some people didn’t wanna sell and when they finally wanted to sell the market crashed and the deal when south.i know because some of them bought condos where I live a half mile away

[@Suzannesretirementplan]

This is a very cool and informative video, well done! Liked and subscribed

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

I really appreciate that.

[@jamesparker6017]

Coral Gables 🌴🇺🇸 Hehe. Locals call that high class trailer 🗑. Sadly , only other one I know of is in Indian Harbor Beach owned by the TERRICO family 👌 It's paradise Park to me ! 🏄

[@danacaro-herman3530]

Thanks Paul for the video, although no fault of yours those mobile homes look unsightly and so out of place next to the high rise buildings. Sorry to say "Old Florida and its affordable beach accessibillity is gone.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Thx for watching and yes maybe so but those mobile homes were there 50 years before they built those modern looking townhomes. 😃

[@faithrada]

​@@PalmBeachesPaulAnyone remember when that "highrise" was the Pelican Motel?.. complete with shuffleboard? 😅

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Would you buy a trailer home if it was 30 yards from the ocean?

[@adriaba790]

Just what I thought.....the whole town could be swept away by wind or surge any time now!!!

[@lizhoward9754]

Actually living in a trailer makes sense since it is not the end of the world when it gets swept away in a storm. In fact, it is the only thing that makes sense if you want to live on the beach regardless of the amount of money you have. No need for insurance (except liability) as long as you realize that the money you spent will go right down the drain with next storm. All you have to do is walk away after the storm and find a new place.

[@jeffmorse645]

I couldn't live on the ocean in Florida and sleep at night during hurricane season. Last fall I bought a brand new home in Palm Coast (yeah, it's not South Florida, but that's fine). It's west of I-95 in a FEMA X zone (no flood danger) and I'm still just a 20 minute drive from Flagler Beach. That's close enough. 3/2, 1500 sq ft on a big corner lot in a regular neighborhood. 350K.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

You only live once

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Couple million probably

[@specialk2514]

Very cool place however not 400k cash cool. 😊

[@thedoor5442]

You can use a home equity loan from your primary home.

[@Russ15076]

You said it. SHACKS

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Beach shacks are the bomb. For some people it's worth paying 400,000 to live in a shack because they're right next to the ocean and can enjoy everything Florida has to offer for others they'll just have to come down here once or twice a year and enjoy it while they can and then go back up to the frozen north and congested city.

[@1FlyingSolo1]

Who cares whether it's a "shack" or a mansion? What are you prepared to sacrifice to live in such a nice area? The 3 rules of real estate are location, location, and location.

[@lisahertel2415]

@@PalmBeachesPaul every where up north isn’t a city. The opposite. We didn’t even have winter this year

[@faithrada]

​. Exactly. It's ALL about being in what MANY consider to be THE BEST Winter location in the country .. From Boca & Delray.. up to Palm Beach ⛱️ along A1A is THE place to be. To pull that off now for under $400,000 is a miracle. If it were only 1959 again. 😊

[@faithrada]

Beach shacks in that area go for at least $1 million. It's all about the Ocean Front... NOT the structure.

[@veev2561]

It's like q condo, apartment ,you don't own, like putting q rv on some land, only good l7ck trying to move it

[@randyvaughn4046]

I grew up in Boynton bch. Nomad surf shop / Ron heavy side. I remember when the rumor was the people in the trailer park on the beach were offered 1 million a piece. I was growing up in paradise and didn’t even know it.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Sounds like you grew up in a great place

[@faithrada]

Yup..I learned how to square dance at Briney.. back around 1959. It was super quaint back then.. before Air Conditioning changed everything. Can't stop "progress" 😢

[@43supermark]

Destin FL. Has the rv park on the beach. Think it's all Gulf rv park.

[@Flies2FLL]

Ocean Resorts Co-Op in Fort Pierce.

[@Kim-yy8kl]

Cool old places, time capsule!

[@richardmoorer2668]

How are these still here with all the hurricanes that hit Florida

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Palm Beach County hasn't had a hurricane hit us since 2005 and although it was a pretty strong one a lot of homes were left just fine.

[@faithrada]

A few small tornadoes hit.. but that's all. God must like that area. 😊

[@pattym.wilhelm9252]

Ha hurricane alley! I would have to love the beach a lot more than I do. Yes, I live in the area.

[@Curtis-xk4dd]

Ita amazing that $400k for a home is now considered affordable

[@annehajdu8654]

Not affordable for me. And a lot of people.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Well we are talking about a Home that is literally 100 yards or less from the ocean that doesn't come cheap no matter what part of the United States you live in.

[@tuck6464]

@@PalmBeachesPaul A trailer/mobile home.

[@TruthInspector]

I just drove through and saw these about a month. Go and it's an absolutely beautiful. Stretch of beach, but the mobile homes are literally 5 feet apart for each other. And they're probably 70 years old. They look like they're gonna blow off in the midst of any storm that comes their way. It's really insane that people are paid $400 for. How nasty and old these things look. What I'd really like to see is what the inside of one of these seventy year old bees look like? Are these people living in a mole box or what

[@dawgdayz4884]

Means they survived 70 years. They made stuff good back then.

[@MichaelAdamo-s8d]

Florida has become a playground for the wealthy, working class and seniors are leaving, I live in Connecticut have a condo in Florida can't believe the insurance costs and taxes not to mention how high HOA fees are getting that's also because of insurance its not the cheap state it used to be

[@ryanraines1469]

Your board looks fun cool shape. A video where you talk about all the places in Florida you can surf most of the year and the median home prices in those areas would be cool. You should SUP surf you can start out practicing balance and paddle technique of flat water then take it to the waves. Then you can sit deeper than your son and take his waves lol cheers bro🤙🏽

[@mikerosa4057]

400k for a trailer park? Plus hoa and taxes.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

One just went on the market for just under 1 million right on the water😳

[@tuck6464]

@@PalmBeachesPaul So it's no $400K ?

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

one was asking $400K another was asking $800K closer to the water

[@faithrada]

It's not about the trailer but WHERE the trailer is.

[@Dan-oj4iq]

Riding that skateboard at fifty eight is beyond awesome. I will suggest that injuries to a person your age will not heal as fast as to a twenty year old. And they might even be permanent.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

That's why I don't ride it anywhere too crazy and most the time I'm going pretty slow.

[@Dan-oj4iq]

Paul: The reason the missus feels like she does is her knowing who your caregiver is going to be. And needing care after a car accident or typical fall is one thing but having to tell people why your wife needs to give up part of her life because her 58 year old husband fell off a skateboard is going to be the final straw. Maybe it's time to start thinking about how you will be justifying that.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

My wife agrees with you 100%

[@kevinsandells9933]

Is this place for seniors only. Or is kids allowed.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

I think its all ages or maybe some are for 55+ amd others any age.

[@johna5428]

Are there rentals available there in those units?

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

yes, there is a 1BR/1BA for $2500 right now.

[@marysweet3093]

$2500 rent to live I a broken down TRAILER!

[@muskietime]

Cool area. $400k-$600k is a lot but, man! That ocean a couple blocks away. The sound. The sand. The Vibe!

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

@@muskietime nothing fancy, its all about the vibe and some people will pay a lot for that. Thx for watching.

[@SkywalkerPMs]

Or, you can live 10 miles away for half, in a block home.

[@factsmatter1172]

where?

[@faithrada]

For some Florida means Beach... no beach.. no bother. I was a Snow Bird in this area since I was 2 years old.... 100 steps to the beach. Florida USED to be affordable. Now it's over built and crowded. I had the BEST Years. I used to ride the Polo Ponies along the intercoastal at Gulf Stream BEFORE it became a golf course. Those were the days.

[@rick-be]

My friend's place is across the street from the beach in South Palm Beach about a mile from Rush Limbaugh s for less then that.

[@cincyborn]

Brinny is right on the water, no one has insurance anymore, so you buy another shack

[@veev2561]

Mobley homes turn into scrap after hurricane, can't even image what insurance costs, if,--- you can even get qny for a mobile home in fl

[@williamrizzo1285]

Street legal golf cart can only go 20-25 mph. Seat belts are required over 20mph

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Thanks, I knew you can't go on street with over 45MPH limits but not that.

[@jimmycain8669]

Move up to Perry in Taylor County if you are looking for a cheap spot.

[@WeggieQueen2005]

North Hutchinson Island, FL has beautiful condos and NOT trailers for under $500K. I have a 2/2, 1995 build and it passed all inspections. It's under $500K.

[@faithrada]

I was at Ron's ceremony... quite the turnout. 🌊

[@MM-kf3gq]

What’s the hoa fee ? Property insurance ?

[@leocapoccia9073]

He said in the video it was $358.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

HOA is around $385/months. I have no idea about insurance.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

@leocapoccia9073 I think I've got my numbers backwards a little when I looked at it it is 385 still not bad compared to other HOA's

[@leocapoccia9073]

@@PalmBeachesPaul As far as lot rent in a park, that’s reasonable. Most are 800 plus, which becomes an issue for us retirees on a budget!! I’ve also noticed the taxes are rising along with insurance and W&S, Florida feels like it’s going in a direction that says we have enough migration already! My 2 kids are in Broward County and there’s NO DEALS in that area and it’s CROWDED!!!

[@thedoor5442]

Wind and flood quote on my Gulf Front manufactured home was $1100 per month. needless to say I'm self insured.

[@genevandyke4088]

Ahhhh one of those Realestate agents , it’s only $400 thousand…..another $13k a year on maintaining it not including insurance, this is 🥜 nuts , at least for me

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

No I'm not one of those realtors. $400,000 in Palm Beach County isn't that much for a home when the median price is $630,000, yes that may be a lot to you for a trailer but it's a trailer 100 yards from the ocean. so yes if you want to live where you can walk out your front door and be on the beach in one minute you're gonna pay $400,000 or $800,000 or whatever that seller is asking for or you don't have to but someone will and someone always has.

[@faithrada]

​@@PalmBeachesPaulWell said.

[@vidiot9000]

Sweet pads!

[@stevegiblin270]

I will only visit Florida when it is cold up here in New England. Florida sucks now and they can have it !🇺🇸🇺🇸☘️

[@AndieZ4U2]

I'd rather hang in the coolio "trailer shack" than uppercrust beach hog mansion. Fact. The people are more chill. East Coast rules.

[@Jazzykatt23]

After going through many hurricanes in Southwest Florida, I’m surprised these types of homes are still insurable. Most of them end up as scrap.

[@faithrada]

Every hurricane season we snow birds would watch the weather map.. as each hurricane 🌀 formed. Some would head straight for Gulf Stream / Briney Breezes area.. and at the last minute vear off. 😮 fun game. 😱

[@martinrascon1350]

In new mexico you can get 100 acres and a new trailer for 400,000

[@rick-be]

Check S Palm Beach

[@maureenberendonk4662]

Oh boy! A trailor for almost half a million dollars BEFORE any other expenses lol

[@faithrada]

The THING here is the location. In Palm Beach ... Ocean Front is measured by the INCH. That spot WITH Trailer = $400,000. That spot Without Trailer = App. $375,000

[@happydaylike4342]

Very cool. Can you replace your mobile home with a newer modle?

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Great question, I don't know.

[@annehajdu8654]

+model

[@thedoor5442]

Yes

[@faithrada]

Yes

[@BrianAshenhurst805]

$400k for a trailer plus outrageous HOA and taxes on top of that?.....let me repeat...$400k for a trailer....a TRAILER for pete sake!

[@heimbone1]

A fool and their money are soon parted.

[@faithrada]

​@@heimbone1 If you're a multi- millionaire though.. it really doesn't matter so much. Mostly the super rich live on those barrier islands.

[@o-sport9849]

Cash only sounds like you can't get insurance. 500k! for a 30k Trailer on a 20x10 lot!! Some were asking 1mill for 2 bd trailers!! Wow! I'm with @williammcconnell8141. Paul you really are putting lipstick on a pig right about now. You also forgot to mention those people are some weirdos. We live in Ocean Ridge and we usually walk down and they just stare like you trespassing.

[@thedoor5442]

You are paying for your location on the sand not the removable shack.

[@faithrada]

Ocean Ridge & Gulf Stream are just about a that's left of Old Florida. We never bothered with Insurance when we were there.

[@TheReslers]

Do I plan to move to Florida ? No. Do I have $400,000? Also no. Did I enjoy watching this anyway ? Yep.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

😂

[@factsmatter1172]

400k is not relatively affordable that would be 100k.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Not in south Florida. There haven't been decent condos or homes in that price range since the 90s

[@richardjohnson8114]

@factsmatter1172 The term 'affordable' depends entirely on what you can afford.

[@factsmatter1172]

@@richardjohnson8114 The term affordable means exactly that. Affordable for the common folks.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

@factsmatter1172 that is true but ) $400,000 is affordable to people in my market because the median sales price for a single family home in Palm Beach County as of January 2024 is $615,000 and for a condo/townhouse it's $325,000 and that's certainly not one that's 100 yards from the ocean. Thanks for watching.

[@richardjohnson8114]

@@factsmatter1172 $400k is affordable for common folks. The median home price in the US is $381K, so $400 is right in that ballpark. I also think you're missing the key element that $400K is VERY affordable if you want to live 100 yards from the beach.

[@lisahertel2415]

Not the only ocean front trailer park in FL

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Yeah someone already told me that. when I did my research they said there might be one other but then another article said it was the only one so I wasn't sure

[@sherrilaird6535]

No. Unaffordable and what about insurance?

[@faithrada]

For some unaffordable, but for others... manageable. The One Percenters would by 3. The new American Oligarchy is REAL.. thanks to a corrupt Supreme Court. Why voters continue to vote AGAINST their own Best Interests is beyond me. 😢

[@stevozrepto5558]

A brand new place like these are 60k in Spain 5k ayear fees .💥

[@faithrada]

At the ocean?

[@raymccarty4612]

Most of these units available are built before 1976 and not up to code. If buying the property to put a newer unit there as an option, the price is not worth it. The are also way too small for the price.

[@angelalykins6917]

Love this place. Lets buy one! Thank goodness for Nomad surf shop. Brand new board (bought elsewhere) in for repairs two times already 🏄‍♂️

[@martinrascon1350]

60,000 dollar trailer worth 400,000 crazy price

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Spoke to a guy today who lives there and his family bought it for maybe $57,000 and said it's worth $280-$300,000 now. Try finding anything that close to the beach for less if you do buy it.

[@faithrada]

Again.. NOT about the trailer... it's ALL about the land LOCATION. If you lose the trailer you just shove another one on it. Some have boat slips on the Intercoastal. A nice feature.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

@faithrada it's all about the location remember folks the number one rule in real estate location location location. The better the location the more expensive the house is gonna be no matter where in the world you're looking. I could go buy a basic home in the middle of Florida for dirt cheap but I'll be staring at cow pastors and that's not what I want, if that's what you want then that works for you but I love the ocean, so unfortunately if you want to live by the ocean you take the risk but you get the reward and that's the same for Hawaii and Fiji and Japan California, Alaska no matter where you live if you're gonna look at the water it's gonna cost you more money and people are willing to take that risk and they have been for centuries this is nothing new. so to all the comments about oh a fool in his money, no a person can do whatever they want with their money it doesn't make them a fool, if they can afford it and if they can't afford it then they learn a lesson. if I had $400,000 to burn I would absolutely buy one of these trailers and live steps from the beach and for all those so concerned about the hurricane, hurricanes usually take weeks to form and the weatherman here will be blasting it on the TV every second of every day for two weeks before the thing ever hits so you have plenty of time to pack up and drive to your grandma's house. Love all the comments, keep them coming, keep watching the videos. I don't get on here and talk much like this but I was bored today.

[@joltjolt5060]

You get another mobile home when its swept away

[@Malama_Ki]

In a thick Jamaican accent: “all da people dem can watch and hear me makin baby”

[@Whitecranekungfu]

There should never be a home anywhere that costs over 100,000.00 $ and have less than 1 acre I live in Polk County. My place is taxed at 32k. But Blue people are building 300k houses all around. Florida is going the way of LA

[@ericpowers6509]

Until the next Hurricane hits you. Then those snacks are gone. No Thanks. I grew up an hour from the beach in Massachusetts. A 20 minute drive from high ground and highway obstacles inland is not a problem for me.

[@faithrada]

We grew up 5 minutes from the beach on Cape Cod... and complained. Guess I was spoiled. 😢

[@DiFinni]

It would be nice if developers never get that land, they will destroy the feel of the area.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

I 100% agree. They have tried a few times and not succeeded.

[@edwardcorrea3350]

Its a matter of time that trailer park is gone. Can't insure those trailers

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

It's lasted over 70 years with multiple hurricanes

[@kendog1000x]

400k for a trailer home, plus HOA? Hmmm.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Right next to the ocean Yeah😍

[@faithrada]

​@@PalmBeachesPaul That's the part they miss. 😊 Being on the EAST side of the Woolbright Bridge makes all the difference.

[@1XMASTER1]

I wouldn’t live in Florida again if you gave me a waterfront home for free!

[@reginaangell5327]

400,000 cash? Ex-CIA who want to live in Palm Beach.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

I don't know about ex CIA I did see a bunch of retirees

[@TruthInspector]

Why not tell us the square footage of the size of these things?So people really know what they're looking at which is pretty awful awful. And to add insult to injury they're all singlewides

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

if you watched the entire video you would see I did give the sq. ft.

[@marysweet3093]

Just think...400k + 13k and YOU TOO can live like a bum.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

A bum with a great view

[@johnpelszynski6646]

10 % FOR THE BIG GUY.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

what is 10% for the big guy mean?

[@katherinekrawczyk9431]

$400,000?!! Yeah that's affordable. That's the reason I left Florida. Homes are over priced and not worth it. If I could afford $400,000 I would just buy a house. A nice house is about that price or more. I would never pay that kind of money for a trailer.

[@playinragz8183]

Idc where it is $400k for a trailer in a sardine oak is madness. Never

[@CalvinMorris-cf8jk]

nice place until the rates start skyrocketing and you are forced out.

[@patoni860]

Wow, you actually can buy an Alabama governor's Mansion down in Florida for $400,000 on the oceanfront😂

[@Unfluencer]

these sold for $175 in 2021.

[@jamescrosby5893]

Prices are like California

[@YouGotOptions2]

Im sorry but the price on these is absurd and kinda gross actually.

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

same can be said for luxury cars, I mean is a Bugatti really worth a million dollars. it didnt even cost anything close to that much to build it but idiots buy them all the time or pay $500,000 for a Bentley. A fool and his money is what they say.

[@YouGotOptions2]

@@PalmBeachesPaul understood, but bang for buck comparison wise, for roughly the same price (or less) I would spend the money and get a better value on a Caribbean island or somewhere. That neighborhood looked like single wides in a trailer park for 400? I would rather do something like this... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJy3nKl_rq99kMU

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

me too, I would never pay that much for a tin can but then again I would never spend more than $250,000 for a Bugatti and yet fools spend millions, its just a fast car, but that gets old pretty fast and not being able to drive it whereever you want without always being worried someone will hit it

[@stan4osu]

400k for a mobile home? No thanks!

[@scottprice4813]

There was a window where I thought about Florida like the rest of the herd but it just didn’t gel. I can’t ignore the level of ignorance and hate in the politics . Lots of nice people there , one too many riding around in their golf cart yelling white power. Enjoy your HOA meetings.

[@Mike-ew9zn]

lol, 400,000.00 🙄

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

they have one for $900,000 if that is better for you 😆

[@edwardcorrea3350]

HOA $350.00 haha thats a joke. Surf shop for seniors.

[@villagaiac55]

Are you joking??? $400,000 for THAT! Ridiculous.....

[@PalmBeachesPaul]

Some are asking $800,000

[@faithrada]

​. And getting it. 😉 If you're a millionaire.. and old.. lol why not?

[@BuilderSpring]

All for ONLŸ $400,000🤢