All Forum Posts by: Neal Coppola

Best is to get 3 quotes from contractors off of google with good reviews and go from there 

Hey @Neal Coppola, I'd recommend America's Perfect Home (https://www.americasperfecthome.com/) or Precision Painting & Construction (https://www.precisionpnw.com/). Edward's the contact for APH and Andrey's the contract for Precision. We work with them both regularly and they do great work. Feel free to mention you were referred by Chroma Property Management if you'd like.

Good luck!

Has anyone else had a negative experience with a Rent to Retirement new build in Cape Coral? There have been multiple delays and price escalations from the home builder and very poor communication. We are out of country and having a very difficult time knowing what is going on on the ground. The local agent that was present at the beginning of the project had gone completely silent.

@Adam Bartomeo I was reviewing the February 2024 market stats for Cape Coral and am seeing that available inventory is now down to 6.8 months.  Is this a blip on the radar or is the trend shifting again in your opinion? 

I know that on my land listings, which are numerous, activity and pending deals have picked up bigly in the past 2 weeks.  

@Neal Coppola Yes sir! The link below will take you there.

https://matrix.swflamls.com/matrix/shared/Sy8bNppb7Td/2825NW...

@Neal Coppola Normally, land is the first to get hit but due to all of the builders and buying lots it has not slowed down as much yet. But, it will. I just listed 2 freshwater canal lots that are the lowest price in Cape Coral. We will see it they sell and how long it will take.

Hi everyone,

I’m on the fence of pulling the trigger on a build with Delta in North Port. My permits are ready for pick up and it’s been 13 months since giving 5 percent deposit. I purchased the lot two years ago. I’ve paid 15k already but do not have a good feeling as their customer service has been abysmal. I’ve bought three homes in Arizona since purchasing the lot in North Port and the difference between dealing with Delta and a national builder has been night and day. I’ve been given the clear to close but am experiencing cold feet. If given the opportunity, would any of you use them again? 

2 years to build a house is crazy. I'd find a new builder and have late build penalties. are you building all cash? if so maybe it doesn't matter but most construction loans would have had to be refinanced twice by now