My friend moved to Ft. Myers over a year ago to help her mom. Her mom has passed and she and another family member inherited the house. She is the only one living in it. She had it on the market but it was only listed at $150K and after Ian hit, it went even lower. She owns the house, but not the property. It’s on land owned by an independent living facility. It’s really cute with a nice sun room and looks over a pond. She had a hard time getting interest. She took it off, but is currently trying to glow it up a bit to put it back on the market.
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Thank you so much for your information. I live in Oakland California. We don't have any of these that you shared. We have earthquakes. The weather is cold most of the time except in summer. I want to move to Florida for my retirement. I don't know what city in Florida I should move in. Thank you in advanced.
Crash Coming! So many great Buying opportunities coming. Prices already coming Down. It’s gonna be Great by June, July. If you’re thinking of Selling. @Look at what others are selling at. I would say if your house is in Pristine Conditions. Sell at 325.00 to 350.00 Per sq ft. House will sell . Before it get lower then that
he's lumped a lot of different cities as one, yes its gotten expensive for homes reactors have some blame as does local and federal government evey 3 yrs unnecessary addition to codes and restrictive zoning and yes taxes all politicians love raising taxes . overall it is tourist and part yr residents which while traffic it does keep from adding students to school and schools never build big enough they are full when opened but fact is cities will always allow too much growth its the problem of cities just be glad cities her dont allow criminals to run the streets like phila, nyc, LA chiacgo
Isn't this called "steering"? I am not a realtor but I am pretty sure that licensed agents are not allowed to tell people to stay away from an area. In Florida, if you ask a realtor about crime in an area, they are not even allowed to answer that question. They have to tell you to call the sheriff's office or something like that. So I am sure this is not allowed. It's just click bait. If I were a realtor, I would be reporting this guy.
Here is your answer and I'm happy I can educate you on this matter, In a real estate context, steering is an illegal form of housing discrimination. The federal Fair Housing Act passed in 1968 as part of the larger Civil Rights Act, prohibits real estate professionals from participating in this practice. This means they may not “steer” buyers either toward or away from neighborhoods based on any of the following: Race Color Religion Sex or gender Family status National origin Disability non in this video I talk about any protected class. Thank you for your concern
Seems perpetual rebuilding after hurricanes, would be a pain.
Im moving to F. Myers anyway.
You’ll love it!
My friend moved to Ft. Myers over a year ago to help her mom. Her mom has passed and she and another family member inherited the house. She is the only one living in it. She had it on the market but it was only listed at $150K and after Ian hit, it went even lower. She owns the house, but not the property. It’s on land owned by an independent living facility. It’s really cute with a nice sun room and looks over a pond. She had a hard time getting interest. She took it off, but is currently trying to glow it up a bit to put it back on the market.
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Thanks for this video! I’m moving to the area next month so this was good to mentally prepare myself
You’ll love it if you be working in Ft Myers staying west of 75 will be good since you won’t be on traffic that long
If you like crazy driving, you will feel at home.
Traffic yep
Manual you are the man thank you for the information I always appreciate your message out😀
Thank you so much for your information. I live in Oakland California. We don't have any of these that you shared. We have earthquakes. The weather is cold most of the time except in summer. I want to move to Florida for my retirement. I don't know what city in Florida I should move in. Thank you in advanced.
Don't come to fl
Yeah this is not that bad, Florida is unique like every other state, Its all depend what you like to do. and were you want to be
Thanks for the info!
Crash Coming! So many great Buying opportunities coming. Prices already coming Down. It’s gonna be Great by June, July. If you’re thinking of Selling. @Look at what others are selling at. I would say if your house is in Pristine Conditions. Sell at 325.00 to 350.00
Per sq ft. House will sell . Before it get lower then that
This is true in most, if not all of coastal Florida.
Thank you
I go to FT M and lots of retirees lots of
Great advise 👍🙏
Thank you!
Great video.
he's lumped a lot of different cities as one, yes its gotten expensive for homes reactors have some blame as does local and federal government evey 3 yrs unnecessary addition to codes and restrictive zoning and yes taxes all politicians love raising taxes . overall it is tourist and part yr residents which while traffic it does keep from adding students to school and schools never build big enough they are full when opened but fact is cities will always allow too much growth its the problem of cities just be glad cities her dont allow criminals to run the streets like phila, nyc, LA chiacgo
Wow, sounds like he lives in Fort Myers.
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Isn't this called "steering"? I am not a realtor but I am pretty sure that licensed agents are not allowed to tell people to stay away from an area. In Florida, if you ask a realtor about crime in an area, they are not even allowed to answer that question. They have to tell you to call the sheriff's office or something like that. So I am sure this is not allowed. It's just click bait. If I were a realtor, I would be reporting this guy.
Here is your answer and I'm happy I can educate you on this matter, In a real estate context, steering is an illegal form of housing discrimination. The federal Fair Housing Act passed in 1968 as part of the larger Civil Rights Act, prohibits real estate professionals from participating in this practice. This means they may not “steer” buyers either toward or away from neighborhoods based on any of the following:
Race
Color
Religion
Sex or gender
Family status
National origin
Disability
non in this video I talk about any protected class. Thank you for your concern