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August 17, 2010 at 10:24 AM #593121August 17, 2010 at 10:31 AM #592075
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Guest[quote=UCGal]
Being on the gulf side – is there any perceptable drop in prices based on the BP spill? – or is that all further north on the panhandle?[/quote]
The spill didn’t affect prices in South Florida as far as I can tell. I didn’t go to the beach in Fort Myers this time, but nobody said anything about oil. I flew into Fort Myers and we drove to Miami.
SW Florida had been hit hard price wise. I’m only investing in Fort Myers because a childhood friend and his wife live there. Husband is a contractor and the wife is a Realtor. They do all the work.
August 17, 2010 at 10:31 AM #592170Guest[quote=UCGal]
Being on the gulf side – is there any perceptable drop in prices based on the BP spill? – or is that all further north on the panhandle?[/quote]
The spill didn’t affect prices in South Florida as far as I can tell. I didn’t go to the beach in Fort Myers this time, but nobody said anything about oil. I flew into Fort Myers and we drove to Miami.
SW Florida had been hit hard price wise. I’m only investing in Fort Myers because a childhood friend and his wife live there. Husband is a contractor and the wife is a Realtor. They do all the work.
August 17, 2010 at 10:31 AM #592705Guest[quote=UCGal]
Being on the gulf side – is there any perceptable drop in prices based on the BP spill? – or is that all further north on the panhandle?[/quote]
The spill didn’t affect prices in South Florida as far as I can tell. I didn’t go to the beach in Fort Myers this time, but nobody said anything about oil. I flew into Fort Myers and we drove to Miami.
SW Florida had been hit hard price wise. I’m only investing in Fort Myers because a childhood friend and his wife live there. Husband is a contractor and the wife is a Realtor. They do all the work.
August 17, 2010 at 10:31 AM #592818Guest[quote=UCGal]
Being on the gulf side – is there any perceptable drop in prices based on the BP spill? – or is that all further north on the panhandle?[/quote]
The spill didn’t affect prices in South Florida as far as I can tell. I didn’t go to the beach in Fort Myers this time, but nobody said anything about oil. I flew into Fort Myers and we drove to Miami.
SW Florida had been hit hard price wise. I’m only investing in Fort Myers because a childhood friend and his wife live there. Husband is a contractor and the wife is a Realtor. They do all the work.
August 17, 2010 at 10:31 AM #593127Guest[quote=UCGal]
Being on the gulf side – is there any perceptable drop in prices based on the BP spill? – or is that all further north on the panhandle?[/quote]
The spill didn’t affect prices in South Florida as far as I can tell. I didn’t go to the beach in Fort Myers this time, but nobody said anything about oil. I flew into Fort Myers and we drove to Miami.
SW Florida had been hit hard price wise. I’m only investing in Fort Myers because a childhood friend and his wife live there. Husband is a contractor and the wife is a Realtor. They do all the work.
August 17, 2010 at 10:37 AM #592080jpinpb
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Anyway if I can retire rich someday…stinky rich (but not super rich), I wouldn’t mind get a waterfront property in Florida with boat docks. Here in SD only that small community south of Coronado has boat-dock homes.[/quote]If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols StAugust 17, 2010 at 10:37 AM #592175Participant[quote=PKMAN]
Anyway if I can retire rich someday…stinky rich (but not super rich), I wouldn’t mind get a waterfront property in Florida with boat docks. Here in SD only that small community south of Coronado has boat-dock homes.[/quote]If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols StAugust 17, 2010 at 10:37 AM #592710Participant[quote=PKMAN]
Anyway if I can retire rich someday…stinky rich (but not super rich), I wouldn’t mind get a waterfront property in Florida with boat docks. Here in SD only that small community south of Coronado has boat-dock homes.[/quote]If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols StAugust 17, 2010 at 10:37 AM #592824Participant[quote=PKMAN]
Anyway if I can retire rich someday…stinky rich (but not super rich), I wouldn’t mind get a waterfront property in Florida with boat docks. Here in SD only that small community south of Coronado has boat-dock homes.[/quote]If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols StAugust 17, 2010 at 10:37 AM #593132Participant[quote=PKMAN]
Anyway if I can retire rich someday…stinky rich (but not super rich), I wouldn’t mind get a waterfront property in Florida with boat docks. Here in SD only that small community south of Coronado has boat-dock homes.[/quote]If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols StAugust 17, 2010 at 12:11 PM #592111Guest[quote=jpinpb]
If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols St[/quote]
That house benefits from the Mills Act.
But the owners are defaulted on $17,702.00 property taxes. Should be pocket change for them, or maybe not.
GAMES STEVE&SANDY FAMILY TRUST
Parcel Number: 5324521000August 17, 2010 at 12:11 PM #592205Guest[quote=jpinpb]
If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols St[/quote]
That house benefits from the Mills Act.
But the owners are defaulted on $17,702.00 property taxes. Should be pocket change for them, or maybe not.
GAMES STEVE&SANDY FAMILY TRUST
Parcel Number: 5324521000August 17, 2010 at 12:11 PM #592740Guest[quote=jpinpb]
If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols St[/quote]
That house benefits from the Mills Act.
But the owners are defaulted on $17,702.00 property taxes. Should be pocket change for them, or maybe not.
GAMES STEVE&SANDY FAMILY TRUST
Parcel Number: 5324521000August 17, 2010 at 12:11 PM #592854Guest[quote=jpinpb]
If you end up retiring super rich, you can pick up this place w/a boat dock:
2905 Nichols St[/quote]
That house benefits from the Mills Act.
But the owners are defaulted on $17,702.00 property taxes. Should be pocket change for them, or maybe not.
GAMES STEVE&SANDY FAMILY TRUST
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