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Stonecreek, you will probably be able to figure out who I am.I will be doing cartwheels at the Tiki bar,since our dream to end up at SJP came together easier than we would have ever imagined.Could you send me your cell# so we can meet up.
Congratulations Tim.... very exciting time as you get a contract on your house and things / the future actually begins to take shape and you realize your plans are becoming a reality. I sent you a private message.
PS: Fear not, with my membership card we get a 10% discount at Tommy's so the diet cokes with lemon will be less of a burden than you think.
Just got a contract after 1 week on the market.Will be down in a couple of weeks.Hopefully I can meet up with some SJP cheerleaders for a few drinks.
Wow, 1 week on the market and you have a contract??
Outstanding news Tex.........
Real Estate activity must be picking up in your part of the country.
Kudos to you......
For the last several years my wife and I have researched retiring to coastal NC. We were looking around Southport and came across SJP. I just found this board, I'll read thru the posts but I have a few questions. Has anyone been there during any major storms and can you tell me the flooding conditions, any areas of SJP better than others? Are there min/max houses sizes based on the lot/area in SJP? I'm sure I'll gain a lot of knowledge by reading thru the posts, thanks for your time.
Some parts of SJP are low lying and are in flood plain. They are primarily in the areas closest to the marina. The northern part of SJP is non flood. I believe the area around Medinah ave is the highest elevations in Brunswick county as is the reserve. Some areas are non flood but due experience pooling in flash storms, i.e. in the Sanderling area.
Has anyone done the "Weekend at St James" sales promotional tours? How hard is the push by the "hosts"? Is it an enjoyable experience and one that is a good vehicle to showcase St James?
4 of my buddys have gone on it and they tell me its a good "orientation" to the community. They all say they really push selling "lots" versus resales. Overall very positive experience though with these 4 couples though.
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