My mom and dad lived in Northport for years. It was a quiet little town in those days. They were fairly close to 41 and had a lovely home. I definitely don’t remember all these mobile homes. I’m very sorry people are suffering so much. I lived in Venice for 20 years but moved to NC in 2020. I miss FL but not the hurricanes.
Remarkable, aerial footage of the disaster. With the gentle pace and no editing viewers have the opportunity to take in the full scope of Ian's aftermath at North Port. Not rushed 'for time' as with some of the newscasts. Five days and nights without power; oh my. With streets and roads flooded, even with your good-intentioned plan to buy a generator and groceries (if a store is even open) or additional fuel for the generator you already are using, even if you could get your water logged car / truck started you couldn't even get to the end of the block; perhaps, maybe not as far as the end of the driveway -- it's that bad. Re this captivating 11 minutes, "thank you" to the pilot, camera operator and NBC2 News' anchors who each spoke / reported informatively with caring words while using sincere, sympathetic tones.
Exit 191 I believe. The more we watch the more we see just how vast and exhausting the severe damage that occurred in so many different and widespread areas, and the extent of the enormous recovery being undertaken. And it's basically shut down the whole southwest coast economy.
I live in Southwest Florida in town called Port Charlotte and wind destroyed lots of area!! Omg ya got to wait exactly 6 hours to get gas because most stations destroyed!! I had no cell no power no running water and family up north were hysterical I died. Lol. They sent rescue team out for me. I lost few shingles and all of Southwest Florida trees landed in my back yard!! Lol. I'm lucky because my neighbors across street looks like a nuke hit it!!! TV doesn't do justice. But me and friends still LOVE Florida;!
Thank you for your valuable work. Your footage showed Nokomis, n.e. of Venice, two new communities, Vicenza and Venice Woodlands. Retention ponds performed as they should. VW flooded only at extreme east end near Jackson. Jackson shows flooding, but Border Rd looks to be clear. The water in the ponds north of Mistiflower is very close to the backs of the homes. Only one home on Baneberry halfway complete. Roofs from both Meritage and Toll Bros houses in Venice Woodlands look ok. Same for Vicenza next door.
We were coming home to Bonita Springs from Orlando on the 25th and the Peace River on 75 was super high then it was way up above normal past fences that are around it ,, So the inland flooding is not a surprise from Ian and the sheetflow heading south down our state ,,, God Bless 🙏 Florida
Public health officials must get organized and start widespread mosquito breeding suppression on the way. Soon all these pools and lagoons of stagnant water are going to be breeding sites for mosquitoes and even rodents.
Yeah...but that isn't a priority. All resources will go to ppl first. Once they are taken care of.....they will work on that. But I do agree it'll be a issue . But with this kind of damage...that's secondary concern .
I live in Pensacola and after both Sally and Ivan we had spotted several gators in areas we wouldn't normally see them. Looters were bad after Ivan. I feel so bad for these ppl, I was getting my family packed when they weren't sure where this thing was going. Cuz not a chance I was sticking around for this disaster if it was even gonna be close to us.
Salford, Sumpter, some of Tropicaire, Narcissist, and Ulman are flooded still. Lots of fallen trees have power lines mangled in them. Oct 3 In the estates in North Port some people can’t yet return to school or work because once can get out, they need a day or two to bathe and rent cars, etc. Some need to find hotels near their jobs. Then there is residential property damage that must be managed. Just sayin.
This is so helpful! I’m on Marco Island with no internet or cable except on your internet site via my phone. The best thing we can all do in response to your excellent coverage is to donate. Who should we donate to for supplies ASAP?
There is a video from Cuthbert Street in North Port recorded couple of hours before hurricane Ian arrived there. The video shows flooded streets before hurricane Ian dumped up to 30 inches of rain.
I stayed with friends in North Port during hurricane!!! I live in Port Charlotte a few miles away and I know what I'm talking about!!! PC got hit with stronger wind damage but North Port more flooding!! My neighbors homes destroyed across the street and worldly possessions on the curb!! Big deal!!! I'm a Christian so it's no biggie because God spared me!! You too can know the Lord and not whimp out
OMG. The anchor's commentary just shows how out of touch people are. The reality is, developers and county commissioners allowed greed to trump logic. These neighborhoods are flooded because, well, much of S. Florida is SWAMP, WETLANDS and lowland areas. You can plainly tell watching this footage that many of these developments were put in low lying areas with cypress heads. Soil scientists, in the pocket of developers go out and decide how much of a property can be built on while leaving the absolute minimal amount of wetlands as is allowed. The anchor who is talking about "water features"...so dumb. Wetlands are there to help with flooding when it happens. Just because it doesn't happen all the time doesn't mean these areas don't serve a purpose. My heat breaks for all the people who unknowingly became victims of greedy developers and complicit government co-horts who are now living this nightmare.
Very true. There will be no debate. People already there. Areas should have never been built on. Lots of FL is like this and only shows when big storm comes.
I live in Southwest Florida and would not dream of leaving. Hey I lived in Midwest and tornedo tore my freaking house down!!! Ya can't out smart mother nature when she strikes!! Do ya tell those in California to leave because of earthquakes!? Do ya tell people in Texas Louisania Alabama And up east coast not to live there because danger of hurricanes?? Come on wake up
A short marketing video showed up on YT promoting Sarasota. The video showed yachts parked perfectly in order suggesting that Sarasota was not affected by the hurricane. Soundtrack suggested confidence encouraging to move to Sarasota. There was a text message saying that the spirit of the Indians saved Sarasota from hurricane. 🙄
You should NOT move in to Florida if: You don't have a second home up north. You can't afford to buy a safe property. You need to look for a job in Florida. You you can't afford it. You are allergic to sun, mold, mosquitos, bugs and extremely hot topical weather.
I live 6 miles away in Port Charlotte from North Port!! I stayed with friends during hurricane and she says there is no flooding near her in Northport!! At first there was but it's subsided now
The entire city isn't on septic. The old part of North Port after river rd is more livable in that area. I am currently in that area. Everything 2004 and on has shit boxes in the front yard. Lol My previous house was an 04 with a box.
@@victoriavicky6980 I live in an area that has city sewer water and water drainage in the roads. Granted most of it goes in to a thing they call a lake full of runoff.
Have we crossed the point of no return in terms of damaging the planet? There is no such point. We need to trust that our thought, which is our greatest quality, can change nature. We only need to understand the direction to which we should aim our thoughts. What should we think about? What condition or state should we aspire to and ask for? In order to save our planet, we should think about positive human connections. That is, how can we, in our connections, keep nature safe? How can we all together protect our world? If we truly wish to better our planet, then we should see people holding a concern for how to positively connect everywhere that we look. It has nothing to do with recycling or other activities that we commonly associate with as being sustainable. If we come closer to and consider each other, that we will reach an entirely organic, perfectly connected and round state, then the negative forces will disappear from the world. We need to understand that if we start thinking better about each other, then the planet will recover from all harm, because our thoughts are the strongest force in nature. Likewise, our negative thoughts about each other are entirely to blame for damaging the planet. That is why the more we recycle and invest in energies and activities that we commonly think of as being sustainable, the worse our planet becomes. Nothing will work to benefit us until we reach a state where our attitude changes toward each other for the better to protect and improve our planet.
😎😎2:38 The Hwy looks like it was built correctly - just surface erosion - {alkaline, normally settles on top}. 😎😎🤦♂ Swamp land trees: who permitted those permits.?. - 6:03 ☣☣ You have two biohazard factors: {septic/toxic}, water; & {{gator farmer}}. = Roof camping!
Real estate brokers and their sales agents are supposed to DISCLOSE everything they know that affects condition of the house or any other issues affecting the property.
Florida has a mean elevation of just 100 feet (30 m). The highest elevations in the state, 345 feet (105 m), are in the central highlands, which run down the center of the state, while its lowest point is the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, which are at sea level.
@@lorip1435 That's an important information. Do you know why Sarasota doesn't flood while North Port floods and water doesn't go down? North Port is much further from the Gulf than Sarasota.
@@victoriavicky6980 Just to the North of North Port there is Myakka River State Park and also thousands of acres of conservation land that does not have man made canals to control flooding. The natural creeks meandering South are very shallow and overflow their banks easily and add 20" of rain plus all the rain that Central Florida received flowed South automatically causing rare catastrophic flooding.
You should NOT move in to Florida if: You don't have a second home up north. You can't afford to buy a safe property. You need to look for a job in Florida. You you can't afford it. You are allergic to sun, mold, mosquitos, bugs and extremely hot topical weather.
North Port, FL was once a nice quiet laid back city when I moved here 7 years ago. Today I have to dodge clumps of dog poop all over the sidewalks on my morning walks. I also have to battle with the bicyclist, electric scooters and golf carts riders who think they have more rights to the sidewalks than I do. In other words it's become just another hell-hole where you do as you please.
I'm not sure much will change. People have a short memory but I do hope property values go back to normal because after I sold my house in NP in 2020 it went up 50% in value in 18 months.
There is another video posted by the same real estate saleswoman showing her life style: late breakfast and coffee ☕ by the swimming pool 🏊♂️ Life is good video suggests
It looks suspicious. There are 80,000 people living in North Port. Why there is still no sewage system ? Streets of North Port were flooded hours before hurricane Ian dumped up to 30 inches of rain.
I moved here 6 years ago and honestly the area shouldn't be lived on. It is a wet land swamp like environment between a major river and many canals. We are also about 2 hours north of the everglades. The damage reflects the point. It's a complete disaster zone. Been in Florida 18 years and have never seen or experienced my house shake like it was going to blow away! All of us here are lucky to have survived Ian! I can't even imagine what is going on in FT. Myers and that area. The sad part about it is I've watched 20+ thousand people move here in 6 years😬
@@A.Walker. Thanks for the kinds words. Much appreciated. It will take time but some will rebuild and some will leave. I am teetering on the later myself.
People took the risk of building an expensive mansion in a hurricane-prone area. I don't see why they should "win the lottery" on the backs of other dutiful insurance premium payors by having their yachets and mansions rebuilt.
I mean looters aren't worried about this area unless they have boats. And is it worth looting somewhere that is flooded? Looting should be the least of the worries right now..
This is all well and good, except most people needing rescue or resources don't have power to see this, most don't have cell service, it's out in a lot of places. You need to get the info printed and put out for people. Drop it from a chopper.
drop from a chopper straight into the water? There is a lot of help there and more on the way...Food pods are there, Starlink is there....all is being done to help the residents of this community. I have family in this town and they are getting out for food and supplies power is back on and clean up has started. National guard is there to assist.
And it's just the beginning of the last time. Many people refused God's Law. Vatican's pope still bow down and speak to statues :) of Fatima, instead of praying to Lord Jesus Christ. As he sacrificed Ukraine & Russia to her, that's why it doesn't help. And he still teach to celebrate Sunday 1st day of the week, instead of Sabbath 7th day according to Law of God. That's why we have got all these issues. So we need to repent & go back to the true worship of God.
DeSantis and Rubio turned their backs on other hurricane victims ... Now they're lobbying for compassion ... (When you tempt fate - you invite KARMA ...)
This is not the time to point fingers and show hate. There is no such thing as karma. Karma is works of satin. Jesus will return. This is just the beginning. The world is evil. And corrupt..Jesus said, for those with out sin cast the first stone. Can we say , we are with out sin? Don’t judge but be judged! But I don’t hear nothing about Biden? Only God can judge, not man. Maybe we are being judged now, this just might be the beginning of the wraith of God.
I live in North Port. We are not in a flood zone and we were flooded in for 3 days. We are still without water and electricity.
My mom and dad lived in Northport for years. It was a quiet little town in those days. They were fairly close to 41 and had a lovely home. I definitely don’t remember all these mobile homes. I’m very sorry people are suffering so much. I lived in Venice for 20 years but moved to NC in 2020. I miss FL but not the hurricanes.
Remarkable, aerial footage of the disaster. With the gentle pace and no editing viewers have the opportunity to take in the full scope of Ian's aftermath at North Port. Not rushed 'for time' as with some of the newscasts.
Five days and nights without power; oh my. With streets and roads flooded, even with your good-intentioned plan to buy a generator and groceries (if a store is even open) or additional fuel for the generator you already are using, even if you could get your water logged car / truck started you couldn't even get to the end of the block; perhaps, maybe not as far as the end of the driveway -- it's that bad.
Re this captivating 11 minutes, "thank you" to the pilot, camera operator and NBC2 News' anchors who each spoke / reported informatively with caring words while using sincere, sympathetic tones.
I was off Sumpter it was all flooded after 32 hours of heavy wind and rain .We were so blessed to get out the next day before river rose.
This is the River Road exit, just north of North Port and south of Venice.
The major intersection seen in the distance is US Route 41.
Yup I recognized grand palm all to well. Matter a fact I was there today and saw the helicopter circling around all day.
Exit 191 I believe. The more we watch the more we see just how vast and exhausting the severe damage that occurred in so many different and widespread areas, and the extent of the enormous recovery being undertaken. And it's basically shut down the whole southwest coast economy.
It looks like a natural swamp. I remember in the past that people were warned of being sold swampland as investment grade.
Too much building in areas that used to catch excessive water. Only solution is less people/building. This will keep happening.
The lakes arent for decoration The lake forms after they dig a big hole in the ground to get the fill to plop another house on to get it off the shell
not bright enough to not build on a wetland
Doug of north port , we are praying for your safety ❤
Definitely ❤🙏🙏🙏
I live in Southwest Florida in town called Port Charlotte and wind destroyed lots of area!! Omg ya got to wait exactly 6 hours to get gas because most stations destroyed!! I had no cell no power no running water and family up north were hysterical I died. Lol. They sent rescue team out for me. I lost few shingles and all of Southwest Florida trees landed in my back yard!! Lol. I'm lucky because my neighbors across street looks like a nuke hit it!!! TV doesn't do justice. But me and friends still LOVE Florida;!
There are new communities being build in Venice and Englewood.
North Port is a competition for the Villages.
Was there something that real estate buyers were NOT told before they purchased homes in North Port ?
It's Florida... If there's a chance of getting hit by a hurricane then there's a chance of flooding.
@@JohnOBryan North Port was flooded two years ago without a major hurricane. There is definitely something wrong.
Thank you for your valuable work. Your footage showed Nokomis, n.e. of Venice, two new communities, Vicenza and Venice Woodlands. Retention ponds performed as they should. VW flooded only at extreme east end near Jackson. Jackson shows flooding, but Border Rd looks to be clear. The water in the ponds north of Mistiflower is very close to the backs of the homes. Only one home on Baneberry halfway complete. Roofs from both Meritage and Toll Bros houses in Venice Woodlands look ok. Same for Vicenza next door.
We were coming home to Bonita Springs from Orlando on the 25th and the Peace River on 75 was super high then it was way up above normal past fences that are around it ,, So the inland flooding is not a surprise from Ian and the sheetflow heading south down our state ,,, God Bless 🙏 Florida
Public health officials must get organized and start widespread mosquito breeding suppression on the way. Soon all these pools and lagoons of stagnant water are going to be breeding sites for mosquitoes and even rodents.
Don’t forget the gators and pythons.
@@DobeMom True!
Yeah...but that isn't a priority. All resources will go to ppl first. Once they are taken care of.....they will work on that. But I do agree it'll be a issue . But with this kind of damage...that's secondary concern .
I live in Pensacola and after both Sally and Ivan we had spotted several gators in areas we wouldn't normally see them. Looters were bad after Ivan. I feel so bad for these ppl, I was getting my family packed when they weren't sure where this thing was going. Cuz not a chance I was sticking around for this disaster if it was even gonna be close to us.
@@packers12to80 same here ! in Ft. Walton
Salford, Sumpter, some of Tropicaire, Narcissist, and Ulman are flooded still.
Lots of fallen trees have power lines mangled in them.
Oct 3
In the estates in North Port some people can’t yet return to school or work because once can get out, they need a day or two to bathe and rent cars, etc. Some need to find hotels near their jobs. Then there is residential property damage that must be managed.
Just sayin.
Yeah, Wow that is horrible!
Very true
This is so helpful! I’m on Marco Island with no internet or cable except on your internet site via my phone. The best thing we can all do in response to your excellent coverage is to donate. Who should we donate to for supplies ASAP?
There is a video from Cuthbert Street in North Port recorded couple of hours before hurricane Ian arrived there.
The video shows flooded streets before hurricane Ian dumped up to 30 inches of rain.
First minute is Nokomis, Vicenza and Venice Woodlands. Also neighborhood north of Laurel Rd?
I stayed with friends in North Port during hurricane!!! I live in Port Charlotte a few miles away and I know what I'm talking about!!! PC got hit with stronger wind damage but North Port more flooding!! My neighbors homes destroyed across the street and worldly possessions on the curb!! Big deal!!! I'm a Christian so it's no biggie because God spared me!! You too can know the Lord and not whimp out
Wasn't last year flooding in North Port a warning that something is wrong?
Right that was light rain and everything flooded.
@@info781
That never happened before. There is something wrong.
Area in the first couple shots there is NOT North Port. It is the Vicenza and Venice Woodlands communities in North Venice along Border Road
Is the cell service up enough to even call emergency services?
Nobody warned buyers that North Port is a flood zone ?
Northport is way overbuilt, you can't live near a river like that, flooding will be a constant problem. Many mobile homes will have to be recycled.
Were the real estate agents unaware of the flooding issues in North Port or they were withholding the information❓
OMG. The anchor's commentary just shows how out of touch people are. The reality is, developers and county commissioners allowed greed to trump logic. These neighborhoods are flooded because, well, much of S. Florida is SWAMP, WETLANDS and lowland areas. You can plainly tell watching this footage that many of these developments were put in low lying areas with cypress heads. Soil scientists, in the pocket of developers go out and decide how much of a property can be built on while leaving the absolute minimal amount of wetlands as is allowed. The anchor who is talking about "water features"...so dumb. Wetlands are there to help with flooding when it happens. Just because it doesn't happen all the time doesn't mean these areas don't serve a purpose. My heat breaks for all the people who unknowingly became victims of greedy developers and complicit government co-horts who are now living this nightmare.
This isn’t helping right now. We can debate that after.
You are TOTALLY correct. And there is nothing to debate, sir. It's common sense!
True. Been in Tampa Bay for 15 years and I know since moved here North Port is a big swamp used for alligator hunting. They need to investigate.
Very true. There will be no debate. People already there. Areas should have never been built on. Lots of FL is like this and only shows when big storm comes.
don't bother, they're not bright enough to not build in a wetland
Boy, the CLIMATE can really CHANGE things...!!
How many in Florida will flee to the mountains?
I live in Southwest Florida and would not dream of leaving. Hey I lived in Midwest and tornedo tore my freaking house down!!! Ya can't out smart mother nature when she strikes!! Do ya tell those in California to leave because of earthquakes!? Do ya tell people in Texas Louisania Alabama And up east coast not to live there because danger of hurricanes?? Come on wake up
@@suskelleykelley7241 sho nuff
How many homes were sold in North Port in the last 10 years ?
Which road is submerged just after the 9 minute mark?
A short marketing video showed up on YT promoting Sarasota. The video showed yachts parked perfectly in order
suggesting that Sarasota was not affected by the hurricane. Soundtrack suggested confidence encouraging to move to Sarasota. There was a text message saying that the spirit of the Indians saved Sarasota from hurricane. 🙄
Wow
@@danjones3402 You should have seen her reply when I asked her to tell people the truth.
I’m in Venice I can’t believe it flooded.
My friends live there but not flooded. They want out !
You should NOT move in to Florida if:
You don't have a second home up north.
You can't afford to buy a safe property.
You need to look for a job in Florida.
You you can't afford it.
You are allergic to sun, mold, mosquitos, bugs and extremely hot topical weather.
I live 6 miles away in Port Charlotte from North Port!! I stayed with friends during hurricane and she says there is no flooding near her in Northport!! At first there was but it's subsided now
@@suskelleykelley7241
How is Salford Ave ?
Think of all the septic tanks dumping water into the soil...
80,000 septic tanks ?
The entire city isn't on septic. The old part of North Port after river rd is more livable in that area. I am currently in that area. Everything 2004 and on has shit boxes in the front yard. Lol My previous house was an 04 with a box.
Sumter Ave has sewer lines. Everybody else has septic tanks.
Where is the water from septic tanks going?
@@victoriavicky6980 I live in an area that has city sewer water and water drainage in the roads. Granted most of it goes in to a thing they call a lake full of runoff.
@@randypanchakjr942 Lol..mine was built in 2005 with a shit box also.
@@dsj9831 😂
Recovery my ass!!! They will be starting over!!! Gods speed Florida 🙏
Is anybody monitoring real estate advertisement?
Have we crossed the point of no return in terms of damaging the planet? There is no such point. We need to trust that our thought, which is our greatest quality, can change nature. We only need to understand the direction to which we should aim our thoughts. What should we think about? What condition or state should we aspire to and ask for?
In order to save our planet, we should think about positive human connections. That is, how can we, in our connections, keep nature safe? How can we all together protect our world? If we truly wish to better our planet, then we should see people holding a concern for how to positively connect everywhere that we look.
It has nothing to do with recycling or other activities that we commonly associate with as being sustainable. If we come closer to and consider each other, that we will reach an entirely organic, perfectly connected and round state, then the negative forces will disappear from the world.
We need to understand that if we start thinking better about each other, then the planet will recover from all harm, because our thoughts are the strongest force in nature. Likewise, our negative thoughts about each other are entirely to blame for damaging the planet. That is why the more we recycle and invest in energies and activities that we commonly think of as being sustainable, the worse our planet becomes. Nothing will work to benefit us until we reach a state where our attitude changes toward each other for the better to protect and improve our planet.
😎😎2:38 The Hwy looks like it was built correctly - just surface erosion - {alkaline, normally settles on top}.
😎😎🤦♂ Swamp land trees: who permitted those permits.?. - 6:03
☣☣ You have two biohazard factors: {septic/toxic}, water; & {{gator farmer}}. = Roof camping!
Unfathomable.😞
Was there something that real estate salesmen did NOT tell buyers before they purchased homes in North Port ?
The insurance industry needs reformed.
It's looks like Northern Ontario but without the flooding...
Florida has more Realtors than any other US State, with 212,772 licensed active real estate sales agents.
You also have one of the highest populations in the country.
The real estate sales person who was the author of the misleading video attacked me with rude comments, but deleted the video.
Where is the water going ?
THERE I AM GARY!
note to self, never destroy beautiful wetlands and build a house there
Did people in North Port get cheated or lied to ?
Was the North Port area neglected on purpose ?
Most of North Port doesn't even have city water and sewer. They heard the tax money and short their residents on city services.
80 thousand residents ?
What are they doing with all the tax money collected?
Where did Ryan go?
When you confront real estate sales agents about thier misleading ads they attack you with arrogant comments.
when roads are clogged, fire equipment cannot get there
Real estate brokers and their sales agents are supposed to DISCLOSE everything they know that affects condition of the house or any other issues affecting the property.
Florida has a mean elevation of just 100 feet (30 m). The highest elevations in the state, 345 feet (105 m), are in the central highlands, which run down the center of the state, while its lowest point is the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, which are at sea level.
@@lorip1435
That's an important information.
Do you know why Sarasota doesn't flood while North Port floods and water doesn't go down?
North Port is much further from the Gulf than Sarasota.
@@victoriavicky6980 No, I do not.
@@victoriavicky6980 Just to the North of North Port there is Myakka River State Park and also thousands of acres of conservation land that does not have man made canals to control flooding. The natural creeks meandering South are very shallow and overflow their banks easily and add 20" of rain plus all the rain that Central Florida received flowed South automatically causing rare catastrophic flooding.
Blame the buyers for lack of due diligence.
There are agents who get you by advertising:
"10 reasons why you should not move in to Florida."
They don't tell you the real reasons.
You should NOT move in to Florida if:
You don't have a second home up north.
You can't afford to buy a safe property.
You need to look for a job in Florida.
You you can't afford it.
You are allergic to sun, mold, mosquitos, bugs and extremely hot topical weather.
North Port, FL was once a nice quiet laid back city when I moved here 7 years ago. Today I have to dodge clumps of dog poop all over the sidewalks on my morning walks. I also have to battle with the bicyclist, electric scooters and golf carts riders who think they have more rights to the sidewalks than I do. In other words it's become just another hell-hole where you do as you please.
If YOU don't report the misleading real estate ads the lies will continue.
Unfortunately many Realtors (what they call themselves) advertise ONLY their names and their personal cellphone numbers.
JH diesel and his airboat
Business was good in North Port. Builders were making money, brokers, insurance companies.
What now ? 🤔
I'm not sure much will change. People have a short memory but I do hope property values go back to normal because after I sold my house in NP in 2020 it went up 50% in value in 18 months.
@@dsj9831 it went up everywhere
Real estate went up everywhere because of inflation. Cost of everything went up.
The question is who is going to buy a flooded house in the area that is now known from flooding.
Who is going to lend money for a purchase of a flooded house?
No, still not sinking in, people do not get it.
Who is going to buy homes in North Port now ?
Hopefully no one so I can have the pick of the litter.😂
We should be training 100,000 , 200,000, soldiers in search and rescue.
Buyers be aware and beware.
Were the real estate agents ignorant or dishonest ❓
wow! nothing worse than water.. these poor people.
All agents want to make a sale and get a big sales commission paycheck.
Some will say anything you like to hear.
Hurricane Katrina??
Fire is worse. 🔥
There is another video posted by the same real estate saleswoman showing her life style: late breakfast and coffee ☕ by the swimming pool 🏊♂️
Life is good video suggests
It looks suspicious.
There are 80,000 people living in North Port.
Why there is still no sewage system ?
Streets of North Port were flooded hours before hurricane Ian dumped up to 30 inches of rain.
Fluid dynamics....if the water level is higher than the stormwater system, the stormwater system doesn't work.
@@willconklin7739 we are already below sea level but who knows what’s going on with all this water.
I moved here 6 years ago and honestly the area shouldn't be lived on. It is a wet land swamp like environment between a major river and many canals. We are also about 2 hours north of the everglades. The damage reflects the point. It's a complete disaster zone. Been in Florida 18 years and have never seen or experienced my house shake like it was going to blow away! All of us here are lucky to have survived Ian! I can't even imagine what is going on in FT. Myers and that area. The sad part about it is I've watched 20+ thousand people move here in 6 years😬
@@randypanchakjr942 All the best to you. I can only imagine how frightening this whole thing has been. Praying for everyone.🥺🙏🏽💛
@@A.Walker. Thanks for the kinds words. Much appreciated. It will take time but some will rebuild and some will leave. I am teetering on the later myself.
People took the risk of building an expensive mansion in a hurricane-prone area. I don't see why they should "win the lottery" on the backs of other dutiful insurance premium payors by having their yachets and mansions rebuilt.
WEATHER WAR FAIR 🆘️ ‼️ GEO ENGINEERING 🆘️ ‼️ PLEASE WAKE UP 🆘️ ‼️
Did they sell you a lemon? 🍋
What the world needs now is: love sweet love, another couple billion dollar hurricanes to really drive the point across.
LET LOOTERS KNOW WHAT THE Consequence IS to them.
relax Rambo
tell it to the british museum
I mean looters aren't worried about this area unless they have boats. And is it worth looting somewhere that is flooded? Looting should be the least of the worries right now..
I responded to the misleading video with a short message:
" tell people the truth."
This is all well and good, except most people needing rescue or resources don't have power to see this, most don't have cell service, it's out in a lot of places. You need to get the info printed and put out for people. Drop it from a chopper.
drop from a chopper straight into the water? There is a lot of help there and more on the way...Food pods are there, Starlink is there....all is being done to help the residents of this community. I have family in this town and they are getting out for food and supplies power is back on and clean up has started. National guard is there to assist.
were is the alligators..is this live hello!
Is this where Brian Laundry lived and died ?
Yeah...
How the local people were acting tells you what kind of area it is.
@@victoriavicky6980 I'll keep to myself on that one!
Yes
i saw a live human eating from an alligators!
Should have bought flood insurance.
Real estate sales agents are obligated by law to provide name of the broker they work for with broker's phone number and address.
Unfortunately many Realtors (what they call themselves) advertise ONLY their names and their personal cellphone numbers.
And it's just the beginning of the last time. Many people refused God's Law. Vatican's pope still bow down and speak to statues :) of Fatima, instead of praying to Lord Jesus Christ. As he sacrificed Ukraine & Russia to her, that's why it doesn't help. And he still teach to celebrate Sunday 1st day of the week, instead of Sabbath 7th day according to Law of God. That's why we have got all these issues. So we need to repent & go back to the true worship of God.
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This is all bunch of lies directed at potential buyers.
yes, it's a sad tragedy, but do Floridian understand why God is punishing them?
Lol…are you serious or a lunatic ?
@@toledojeeper2932 so I take the answer is a no
@@gerryanderson2697 …I know the answer , you are a pos lunatic.
Loving god you have there!!
god is not punishing them. The deep state master grand chess players are because Desantis refused to bow to their satanic agenda.
DeSantis and Rubio turned their backs on other hurricane victims ... Now they're lobbying for compassion ... (When you tempt fate - you invite KARMA ...)
This is not the time to point fingers and show hate. There is no such thing as karma. Karma is works of satin. Jesus will return. This is just the beginning. The world is evil. And corrupt..Jesus said, for those with out sin cast the first stone. Can we say , we are with out sin? Don’t judge but be judged! But I don’t hear nothing about Biden? Only God can judge, not man. Maybe we are being judged now, this just might be the beginning of the wraith of God.