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Lakefront property: questions

I'm looking to buy my first home and I'm looking at a property tomorrow. It's about 1500sq ft, bit dated inside, but roof and siding is new. I'm about a half hour from work and the big city area, which worries me a bit (wonder if I'll get bored).

The house itself is one of the cheapest in the that's lakefront at $250,000.

Catch is I only get 15 feet of lakefront (land lot is cut kinda funny).

This would be my first home, and probably not my forever home. I work a job where I'll get pay increases over 4-5 years, and I'm wondering if, despite a small frontage, if this could still be a good investment. I know it's a seller's market right now, but I thought lakefront would help for resale. House has been on the market for about 30 days.

Oh, and always, advice and things to keep an eye out for a appreciated. Thank you.

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