Florida Future Realty

In response to: Cape Coral Foreclosure Problem

Clint [Visitor]

If they ever want to turn this mess around and fast then they ( the Fed) not the banks (who won't loan any money), better get money into the buyers hands directly lending to qualified buyers and investors, those with a hisory of high FICO scores and responsible cash management skills. If they want asset values to increase then they have to create the means that demand can be met. The corporations have already kept the salaries of the average worker down so long they cannot possibly afford the high house prices so either they will have to keep coming down or wall street and corporations will have to pony up some raises for the working class. If the banks keep sitting on the money and no one can qualify on their lousy incomes, coupled with the fear of falling prices its a ride to the bottom for everyone. I sure hope someone is listening

In response to: Homestead Portability

Connie [Visitor]

I am looking to make the move to Cape Coral area and I was glad to hear that I could also get the homestead exemption in your area.

In response to: Cape Coral Foreclosure Problem

Denny Snyder [Visitor]

So it appears that a cash buyer could get a very good deal through these short sales? I have seen lots of house for the money....

Thanks for the very imformative article and the links to more info.... very interesting for one that is extremely interested in moving into the area... just trying to learn more about the day to day expectations of living in FL such as bugs, insurance, taxes, schools, activities, job market, alligators, and crime... LOTS to research!!!!

Thanks again!

Denny Snyder

Pennsylvanian trying to become a "as-soon-as-possible-get-me-away-from-this-grey-dismal-depressing-weather-I-hate-winter" Floridian! ;)

In response to: Cape Coral Foreclosure Problem

Ann Creel [Visitor]

Considering buying in the area and wanted clarification as to what is happening there. Thanks you!