One of Florida's main attractions is its diverse water activity portfolio, and Fort Myers has an absolutely massive array of "canal-front" properties, of which many lead to the Gulf.So there it is.

We asked the broker to show us the center either during or right after a rain came through so we could see the real issues; as if the consistent water stains on the walls, columns and ceilings weren't enough to know the roofs were in really bad shape. 

Real estate has gone up everywhere and there is large population of investors but the water is warm and we have plenty of room. 

Also, a issue with Lawrenceville and future renters is the water dept.

Not too hot (aggressive), not too cold (forever), it's just right!

We look at water heaters, furnace, ac compressors, roof, windows, appliances, etc...  

I prefer cold hard honesty over a fairytale anyday. 

(lyrics in a song, I forget what song), but that is so true.More so with younger people than older people, but we are a lot like water or electricity, seeking the path of least resistance.

We have lake waco, brazos and bosque river for water supply and many deep aquifers.     

The bank eventually sent out their Broker to do his Price Opinion on the house but we found that the house had been broken into, locks changed and a dog was occupying the house which had no power or running water.