Is owning a harbor a good investment?

Is owning a harbor a good investment?

No buildings to upkeep. Tenants just pay rent on their boats and never do shit with them. Seems comfy.

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How prepared are you to deal with 4-foot-long river rats?

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It probably is, you need to work it out on paper just with any business. There are many harbors around the world, if it wasn't profitable there wouldn't be any. If you have a suitable location it probably would be profitable.
Generally owning something and leasing it out will be profitable if there's demand. You need to spend more than 10 minutes doing the numbers, hire an accountant and check running costs (staff/maintenance etc) stack up against the money you could potentially make from leasing your spots.
Once you've identified the numbers stack up, you can then look at how you attract people to use your service.

huh I've never thought of buying a harbor
now I'm legit curious

I meeeean, beach front property is prohibitively expensive in most places where people are rich enough to own boats.

Maybe if you can find somewhere out of the way and rent to a bunch of smugglers youre peachy

God I just want to push her in the water and then hold her down until she drowns

i do know a guy who owns a few docks. Heavy initial capital output but once things are built the lack of moving parts keeps maintenance down. Leases them out for a pretty solid profit. There is a limited supply of spots on the lake where he's at so there's a contributing factor.

This is likely the rub of it. Expensive property in a place where there's demand - plus getting zoning approval, plus the initial capital outlay to build and market it.

If you're in a coastal area prone to exposure to hurricanes, you're going to be dealing with dredging and storm prep and repair, which can be a nightmare. Plus boat burglary.

don't know but I've been research living in a sailboat, much much cheaper than a house you just have to have a remote job

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Fuck yeah, specialize in smuggling operations and charge accordingly
Allow floatplanes, eventually build a runway, become a fucking druglord
Based af.

explain this

as a long time south florida resident who has lived on and around marinas/harbors my entire life, yall aint ready for the shit that nature can throw at you.

i saw a fuckin released python eat a 6ft gator over the course of like two days as a wee lad. the rats are the least of your problems.

They’re called nutria and we’re imported by a Frenchman who wanted to farm them for their fur.

where are you looking to do this? I live in miami and a single slip in a mediocre marina is worth like $200,000

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Literally an american past-time.

literally nothing wrong with trying to dredge river rat pussy

I build docks. The infrastructure would be incredibly expensive. Insurance might also be crazy high. Doesn't mean its a no go, but it will not be a cheap endeavor.

>explain this

The giant rats are called 'nutrias'.

women fought for years to get some fucking respect and independence and this is the end result, there was a reason they were pump and dumps in the olden times; ragdolls whose sole purpose was to get their bellies squirted with seed

owning a carpark at an airport is better

Most harbors and marina are muninipal owned.

Then there's the insurance and liability.

Then there's broadcasting your location.

And general location. Small boats and PWC, yeah, no they'll want it lifted and have a trailer.

Large craft needs to be able to clear local bridges and infrastructure.

Not really profitable at first, 5-25 years for land appreciation to kick in.

Florida, coastal land is as much as you want to get, all the above I said. Good for 5-50yr plan but eh, in the end you don't really need much than a pier and any real company would own their own dock and pier for their commercial activity

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theyre kinda cute

this kinda happened to my great aunt
her and her husband bought a small bay in the pnw during the 1960s
by the time she died it was worth 10 million because you could put a small private dock in

but it's not no risk if you own it, some kids broke into my parent's boat and started shooting flairs at other boats, they sunk one, shit can always happen, if it exists someone will try to break it eventually
other thing is you never own the water, just get government permission to operate, they can get crazy about fuel or sewage

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Elliot bay ?

Its 'pass time' it passes the time.

I wanna make those cheeks clap and sploof all over her pretty blonde hair. I'm Jewish, btw.