Talk About Network



Register and Login
Nick
Password
Register create new account Sign up is FREE and you can post replies, new topics, bookmark posts and more!
Recover lost password


Investments > Real Estate Austria > FLORIDA, CAPE C...
Latest [ Topics | Posts ] Archive Post A New Topic Post a Reply
<< Topic < Post Post 1 of 1 Topic 440 of 467
Post > Topic >>

FLORIDA, CAPE CORAL

by "Paul Symanski" <paul@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 8, 2008 at 07:30 AM

Hi Everybody,

OUR REAL ESTATE MARKET IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA HAS BROKEN LOOSE!  Finally
after 
2 ½ years.   With our prices stabilizing, Low Mtge Interest rates and with

foreclosures coming on en mass, I can offer you some of the best priced 
homes that you may never see again.   You've heard about it, you might be 
reading about it and I am experiencing it.  We have hit the bottom and we 
are starting to Explode with activity.  If you are looking to buy in South

West Florida, and if you can, do it now.  Do it right now.  By the time
you 
read about it in the newspapers, bottom line prices will be gone, prices 
will have gone up and will continue to go up for quite some time into the 
future.

You heard it from me.  Now, where to buy?  CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA!  There
have 
been some bad publicity out there on Cape Coral or Florida in general.  It

goes something like this:   1. High taxes   2. High property insurance
rates 
3. Hurricanes
4.  Thousands and thousands of foreclosures   5. People moving out of 
Florida

Oh my gosh!  That sounds pretty scary to me too, and I live here.  Yes, I 
live here and my wife and I absolutely love it here.   Now, lets take a
hard 
look at it for what it really is.

1. High Taxes.  Over the past 2 ½ years, our taxes have dropped 
substantially because prices have dropped substantially (40%).  Not bad. 
Not only that, but last week, Florida voters voted in Amendment 1 which
not 
only reduces taxes further, but now also offers protection to out of state

buyers who do not homestead.  You can figure taxes on a piece of property
to 
be at about 2% based on prior years mil rates.  Now I don't know about
your 
particular area, but 2% is not that bad, especially when you get to take
off 
an additional $50,000 off of your market value.   And, speaking of market 
value, as a non resident owning property, your property values can no
longer 
be raised any more than 10% per year even if values go up to 35% to 50%
per 
year as they did between 2002 and 2005.  Where I come from, Northern 
Illinois values have gone up about 10%  and so do their taxes.   So, NO, 
Taxes have come way way down and they are expected to come down further.

2. High property insurance.  Fact is, they have come down a lot over the 
past 12 months and they are expected to come down further with the State
of 
Florida leading the charge.  Why?  Because we have not had any hurricanes
to 
hit the State for the past 2 years.   By the way, when a hurricane does
hit, 
it affects only a small area when it hits landfall (the eye of the 
Hurricane), not the entire State as some would have you believe.   And 
speaking of Hurricanes (kind of like tornado's, only we have a week 
warning).

3. Hurricanes.   None for the past 2 years anywhere in Florida.  But, if
you 
are concerned about Hurricanes and you want to live near the Ocean, then 
Cape Coral is the place to be.  Because of the way we are angled and with 
our two huge barrier Islands (Sanibel, the Captivas and Pine Isle), we are

pretty well protected.  Prior to 2004, Cape Coral had no Hurricanes since 
1965.  2004 and 2005, we did, but no direct hits, and we experienced
mostly 
minor type of damage.

4.  Thousands of foreclosures.  Wellll, yes.  Just like everywhere else in

the country, Only probably more due to our rapid growth here in Florida. 
But, it's the foreclosures (Bank owned properties) that create the 
tremendous Buying opportunities for you in our community.

5. People leaving Florida.  That's always been true, just like other
States 
lose people.  What is important to remember is that a whole lot more
people 
move into Florida than move out.  Everyone wants to live in Paradise.

What about Cape Coral, how is it doing?  Well, it is doing just fine.  It
is 
a Vibrant city with a small town atmosphere.  Beautiful Homes, Beautiful 
Location, next to the Gulf of Mexico, Healthy and quite Wealthy.   But,
why 
not see for yourself before you come down.  Go to my Web Site at: 
www.floridagulfhomes.com  and click onto my "COMMUNTIY INFO" button and 
click onto Cape Coral.  At the Cape Coral site, click onto the "Real
Estate 
and Community Video" section to see some great 2 minute Video's that cover

everything from fun fun fun to the city itself, schools and shopping. 
While 
at my site, be sure to check out my 33 years of Full Time Real Estate 
Experience.  To search for every listed MLS property, go to my "SEARCH
MLS" 
button and enjoy.  To learn the truth about Short Sales and to understand 
Foreclosures (opportunity here), be sure to click onto my "FORECLOSURE
INFO" 
button.

When you are ready to come down, be sure and call to set an appointment. 
The sooner the better because I can get you started now, in the comfort of

your living room.  And, you will have fun, getting started.  Also, if you 
know of anyone who you feel might be interested in this E-Mail, please 
forward it to them.  All Referrals are deeply appreciated.  In the
meantime, 
I look forward to hearing from you soon.  I can be reached at my E-Mail : 
paul@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 or my cell phone at
239-634-7381.




-- 
Paul Symanski
Broker Sales Associate
C-21 Birchwood Realty
Cape Coral / Fort Myers, Florida
239-540-6669    Dir Office Line
239-634-7381    Paul's Cell Phone
paul@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  E-Mail
http://www.floridagulfhomes.com
  Paul's Web Site




 1 Posts in Topic:
FLORIDA, CAPE CORAL
"Paul Symanski"  2008-02-08 07:30:18 

Post A Reply:
  Go here to Signup

AddThis Feed Button


About - Advertising - Contact - Frequently Asked Questions - Privacy Policy - Terms of Use - Signup

Contact
tan12V112 Sat May 17 17:13:40 CDT 2008.