Anyone buying or selling on the shoreline
Waterfront advice
Feet of shoreline, the dock, the bulkhead and the permits: the things that decide a waterfront price.
Two waterfront homes with the same square footage can be worlds apart in value. We look at the shoreline the way an appraiser and a buyer's inspector will, before the market does.
Step by step
- MeasureShoreline frontage, exposure and depth at the dock.
- DocumentDock, lift and bulkhead condition, with the permit history from the city and county.
- ExplainWhat it means for price and for the buyer's financing and insurance.
- PresentShown honestly in the film and the brochure, so there are no surprises at inspection.
Questions
Who issues dock and bulkhead permits?
Depending on the work, local shoreline permits, state and federal approvals can all apply. We help you find the records; a specialist confirms what applies.
Does exposure matter?
Yes. It changes the light, the wind, the boating and the buyer. We show it.
Can you value the dock separately?
No one can honestly price a dock on its own. We show how comparable sales with and without moorage were priced.
Start here
Talk it through first. Nothing is shared outside the team.