Boats Richmond Va

Boats Richmond Va

An Overview of the Top Virginia Real Estate Havens

After lots of research, here are the cities we found in the State Of Virginia that offer great deals on Virginia Real Estate. We also give you a detailed reason why regarding our decision.

Lynchburg, VA. Real Estate – Our research indicates this is one of the hottest, fastest emerging Real Property Markets. Lynchburg is known for having a fabulous health care system as well as having plenty of manufacturing, restaurants and entertainment to choose from in this area. It is also rated by Money Magazine as being one of the 50 top places to raise your family. You can still get a decent home in this area for under $100,000 which makes this area a great deal.

Gretna, VA. Real Estate – The cool thing about Gretna, VA. is that you can purchase a real fancy Rustic like home in this area for just over $100,000. You can go way up of course if you are looking for a Top of The Line, Stylish Rural home. There is a lot of history behind Gretna. This area is very close to places like Danville, Washington DC, Richmond, Roanoke and some others. The cost of living in Gretna isn’t as high as it is in many other parts of the State, but the cost of the homes are slightly higher. Gretna is near the Blue Ridge Mountains and people are constantly fishing, boating, skiing and snow boarding during the winter months. Gretna is a great place to retire.

Amherst, VA. Real Estate – Amherst, VA. is a large town with a small population, which means no banging heads in this area. Amherst is located inland near the coast and is right next to Lynchburg and Madison Heights. The Amherst Real Estate Market is one of the best in this country right now. Many of the homes in this area will be refurbished houses. The price range of homes in Amherst is about $120,000 to $300,000. Most of the residents in this city have families and children. Some, but by all means not all of the homes in this area will be under the towns preservation society which means if you want to live there you’ll have to follow certain simple rules. Amherst has a great school system with low crime.

Buckingham, VA. Real Estate – This area is also one of the best in the nation when it comes to pure value to money. The average price of a home in Buckingham is $176,000. What makes this such a great deal is that Buckingham is one of the best places in Virginia to live. The average family income for this area is $36,000. They have a great school system and the average Student to Faculty ratio is only 13:1, which means your child will be assured a solid education. Buckingham gets about 18 inches of snow each year and the summer weather is tolerable at only 87 degrees.

There are many other great areas like this in Virginia, such as the Bedford, VA. Real Estate Market for example. Out in Bedford you can still buy a decent home in the $100,000 range. They also have the National D-Day Memorial and right now have about 6,300 people living in Bedford.

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Towing a 24ft boat from Richmond, VA to Baltimore?

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You didn’t say what kind of boat. The width is OK up to 102″. The loaded height is OK up to 13’6″. Even if it’s a fairly heavy 24′ inboard it should be less than 10,000 lbs. Any 3/4 ton p-up is rated at that towing capacity. 1/2 tons are not. A one ton would give you extra stability if desired, but the 3/4 is already a little extra. You do not need any special permits or license to do that move. I do suggest you stay away from rush hour traffic and take the Key bridge instead of the Harbor or Fort McHenry tunnel through Baltimore if your destination takes you that way. Chances are that’ll take you closer to where you’re going anyway, the water. Be extra careful that the trailer doesn’t start swaying, if it starts, back out of it and keep it below that speed regardless. This is where most inexperienced drivers have accidents and/or lose their loads. I would also consider taking Hwy. 301 vs. the interstate, not advising you to take it, just consider what the trade offs might be for you. It avoids Washington and most of Baltimore. Also takes you towards the water like the Key bridge. Stay in the right hand lane but do not run on the ridge at the edge. Don’t jerk back reflexively if/when you hit the ridge just continue over it and bring it back under control. Get familiar with the right side clearance and how much room it takes to turn. Trip about 155 miles – 3 hrs. Good luck.
One more thing critical, if we don’t get back: make sure all the tires are good and up to pressure. Many inexperienced haulers make the mistake of running with one low/flat tire (I presume it’s a two axle trailer) because they can’t see that it’s low. If the other tire on that side goes flat you’re shut down right then and wherever there happens to be. BTW: I just saw a 24′ inboard that weighed 9,000 lbs.,12’6″ loaded height, and 96″(8′) wide. The pick-up you get must have an elec. trailer brake controller. If you’re going to rent it from – U-Haul, Penske, Ryder, etc. I’m sure they will take care of that.

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