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	Name:	Lakeman -
	Subject:	Sky-High-Bye-Bye!
	Date:	8/22/2005 10:10:13 AM

Sandy Creek has some of the most valued property on the lake. The creek is going to muddy every spring and a little during summer pool rains. It's just a fact. Telling people it's going to dingey up their boat is not going to keep them from buying.

Property prices are not going to go down. Prices are dependant on who is doing the selling. Russell Lands prices are sky high and always will be. The demand for lake property is high and RL will met out the lots as meets their needs.

Probably buying from an existing owner or getting a APCO lot is the least expensive way to go for the average buyer. Just my thoughts on this wiley subject.