Just across my desk! Home on a canal in Pirate Harbor, south of Punta Gorda Isles. This home has fast access to Charlotte Harbor with no bridges. It would be great for someone who lies to cruise the islands as access to the gulf is fast through Boca Grande Pass. The house has two docks, one with a lift, and is listed for under $220,000 as a short sale. For more information, … Keep reading... about Pirate Harbor Waterfront Home
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Best Place to Retire
Southwest Florida continues to rank among the best and most popular places to retire. With the price of homes and condos in the area remaining at record low prices, there is no better time than now to buy a home in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, Rotonda or Englewood. Condos in Punta Gorda Isles are a spectacular buy, most with dockage for a boat. In a report … Keep reading... about Best Place to Retire
Custom Home 24 acres on the Myakka River
12171 Eisenhower Dr, Port Charlotte, 33953 Custom home fronting on the Myakka River with additional waterfront on adjacent creeks and canals consisting of over 2,600 feet of frontage. Easily subdivided into several highly valuable waterfront homesites with outstanding views. Enjoy the magnificent panoramas of the beautiful Myakka river in complete privacy from this luxurious … Keep reading... about Custom Home 24 acres on the Myakka River
Foreclosures in North Port, Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda
According to an article in the New York Times on Friday, 11/19/2010 by DAVID STREITFELD, the number of homeowners behind on their mortgage payments has lessened. It is the lowest rate of delinquency since 2009. According to the article, the reasons are the improving economy and banks willing to offer some borrowers mortgage modifications. Seriously delinquent mortgages fell … Keep reading... about Foreclosures in North Port, Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda
Adverse Possession
A mortgage broker in Ft. Lauderdale is using an old Florida stature from 1869 to save abandoned homes and may face consequences. Using the a statute called adverse possession, common in all 50 states, the broker is finding homes that have been designated by the county as a “public nuisance”. He then cleans up the home, pays the taxes and rents the properties for low cost to … Keep reading... about Adverse Possession