Our friends, many, have done the STR thing in Cape Coral and can’t say enough good stuff. 

We learned a ton: 1) Paint colors matter very little 2) There is always a lot that you can't see 3) We may have undervalued the home but also didn't payout for commissions

It's really as simple as that.One of the biggest things I've learned over all of these years (and yes, I still flip houses), is that true motivated sellers could care less about what color a button is on your website...meaning that little tweaks might improve conversion rates for the average visitor to a website, but we are focused on motivated sellers and not tire kickers that will waste your time.If you have a website that shows your personality and the fact that there is a real person behind it that will be working personally with the seller (who is usually in a rough time in their life), you will do very well.Now, we haven't been around nearly as long as the other guys, but we are constantly improving and providing new training to our customers.Our customers are climbing the rankings very quickly and we are excited to see that what we are doing is working.  

The Quit Claim deed gives you a colorable claim on the property -meaning the deed may not be valid, but you had reason to believe it was valid. 

Have you invested in a new build in Cape Coral?

There has been a ton of talk about new builds in the Cape Coral, FL area.

I have trying to figure out the "best" way to sell vacant lots in Cape Coral.

Black mold is the "scary mold" but mold comes in all colors.

Hi @Madeline J.Your first question is more geological and relating to climate change so let me tackle that first.The soil and rock underneath the Miami area is mostly Coral Rock, which is porous and is beneficial for quick drainage during hurricane season.

After reading this thing I really wish you had a picture of this tenant his girlfriend (although she hasn't been mentioned in a long time) and the opposing attorney, it would give even more color to this story.