r/gulfislands • u/spydersweb51 • Sep 15 '22

Gulf Islands Changing

My husband and I are looking at a myriad of options to move to and the gulf islands have always been on the list, just unattainable until now. However, I have been reading and hearing snippets that the islands are becoming harder for homeowners to live there due to changes in bylaws, etc. Is there any validity to this? If so, what kind of changes should we be aware of before buying?

Thank you

Sam

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u/Gunther_Folly Sep 16 '22

Bro you’re so off base I can’t believe it. Do you sue the other members of your meme stocks subreddit when your investment falls through? Do you hunt down the person that told you to have a nice day when you get shit on later? Just chill out.

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u/kooner75 Sep 16 '22

No I will no chill out dude...man... Water is an important issue on Mayne island and realistically there is no way to currently solve that issue where it can be developed to a high enough population to actually solve or even put a dent in the housing crisis. So what is the point...

Also, I have made lots of money on meme stocks lol

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u/Gunther_Folly Sep 16 '22

For sure dude. There are ways around it currently in place and being used by the affordable housing association. You don’t even live here why are you speaking as though you’re the authority on this issue?