Hi Terri,

If you are looking for a home in Deep Creek you can give us a call. We are very familiar with the area. We do have a foreclosed home that will be coming on the market in Deep Creek in the next week or so and it is a four bedroom. Please give a call or email me for more information.

Roxanne Mooore, Realtor
Re/Max Anchor Realty
Port Charlotte, FL
941-626-3926
twomoores19@comcast.net

Hi Terri. I will be out of the office for the upcoming week but I would be happy to help you find the right home in Deep Creek at the right price as soon as I return. I have sold two homes in Deep Creek in the past month and know how to find what you are looking for. Please check out my website and let me know if I can help! Thanks. Bill Arther.

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I AM LOOKING TO PURCHASE IN DEEP CREEK IF THIS IS WHERE YOUR HOME IS LOCATED AND YOU HAVE EITHER A 3-4 BEDROOM SINGLE FAMILY HOME PLEASE RESPOND.

THANKS
TERRI

It doesn't matter whether you want to buy, sell, build today, or invest for tomorrow. I help buyers find the right property, negotiate the best price, and minimize closing costs. I help sellers determine fair market value, list and market their property effectively using the latest technology, and negotiate with potential buyers competently. From start to finish, I can handle all of the details by fax, phone, email, or regular mail - you don't even need to be here if it isn't convenient for you. I have listed and sold real estate for buyers and sellers from all over the U.S. including Hawaii, and from as far away as Canada, Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands – often without ever meeting the buyers or the sellers in person! I have a proven record of getting the job done with over 100 Florida closings since 2005. So, whether you are buying or selling, let me put my 25 years of computer experience and over 13 years of buying and selling real estate to work for you today.

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Bill Arther
Keller Williams Realty Gulf View
941.661.3643

Check out my website at http://www.billarther.com

It might be your lucky day.....................I am searching for a single family home in Punta Gorda..........33950. If you are in PGI or Burnt Store Isles or Lakes............please respond.

Thanks,

Robert

We get many European and Canadian buyers in Punta Gorda. We just put a home under contract last week in Punta Gorda Isles and the buyers are from Maryland. Many of the buyers also enjoy boating or golfing due to the large amount of homes on the water and on golf courses.

Shannon Moore, Realtor
Re/Max Anchor Realty
941-276-8142
twomoores19@comcast.net

If you walk around most neighborhoods on a Sunday and chat with residents you will get a great idea of the neighborhoods.

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http://www.888siliconvalley.com

If you are selling a home in Florida today you better be talking to the world. The scope of your selling story is Global....a lot of web sites with international Reach. Our appeal for the European and Canadian market right now is huge, and they bring with them cash. The internet marketing strategies your agent or agents put together to sell your home is immensely important. Without this reach, to customers outside our Florida border, most homes will just languish for months and month and months. Ask to review their internet marketing plan!

Sincerely, Ellen Baker
Michael Saunders & Co
941-269-4999
the watersidegroup@gmail.com

My running 2007/8 Charlotte County sale stats indicate that 44% of residential end user sales (purchased for use, not investment or speculation) were buyers from the midwest (Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, etc.) This will include second home buyers. Because of the weakness of the dollar, Canadians and Europeans make up approximately 20% of buyers. Approximately 15% of sales were buyers (or investors) from different areas of Florida. Approximately 5% of buyers were from New England and 3% from California. The remainder percentages come from other countries without additional end user sales to make up 1% of total sales. Recently there seems to be an increase in buyers coming from South America, but most of those purchase or rent in Miami first (due to lanuage), then look around the rest of the state. Keep in mind, 80 to 85% of home buyers check the web first. it's important to have a good presence there. Let us know if we can be of further service "There is no substitute for trusted experience".

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By now we hope you have found a buyer for your Punta Gorda property but in the event you have not, we would like to offer our assistance. We would be happy to meet with you and explain our comprehensive marketing plan and more specifically what we could do to finally sell your home.

Feel free to contact us at any time....
Best of luck,
The "Eckler Team"
Century 21 Almar and Associates
ecklerteam@comcast.net
941-408-5363

I am working with people from all over the USA and Canada, it depends on the time of year from where everyone is coming from. I am dealing with retired people, first time home buyers, and single parents men & woman with children. So I guess its the house that attracts them, because I have all sizes in homes and locations from refurbished to brand new. Let me know if I can help you Email me AT: loriannmertens@yahoo.com

I would say that most of the buyers for the Punta Gorda area are from Canada and Europe. We do very well advertising in the Toronto Star, but it is also very pricey. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance.

Roxanne Moore, Realtor
Prudential Florida WCI
941-626-3926

It depends on the area.........Punta Gorda Isles is favored by upscale ederly from the midwest, Canada and a few from Europe. Deep Creek has a number of first time buyers...........young families...........and people from South Florida who chased out and were looking for cheap square footage. Very similar to Lehigh Acres.Beware of Deep Creek as it is a hot bed of foreclosures. Values in the entire Charlotte County area are on the decline and the bottom is not in sight. If you have a long term plan (three to five years) there could be some good waterfront opportunities in the summer because of the devaluation. Anyone who bought in 2004 , 2005 or later is probably upside down.

Good luck

I lived in Punta Gorda for 28 years. I know the median age is 65 years old and it is mostly designed around the seasonal residents and tourism. I can say most of the people live there 6months out of the year and are from Ontario and extreme northern states i.e. Michigan.

The target markets for Punta Gorda is the Midwest and the European market. Hopefully you have a licensed Real Estate agent assisting you in the sale of your home.


Elizabeth Burr
Michael Saunders and Company
941 855-1142
http://www.BayToGulfHomes.com

I know ZERO about Punta Gorda, but I would go to the local Chamber of Commerce and / or the city government of Punta Gorda. They usually have lots of data on people moving in to the area.

This is the time folks up north, Ohio, New York, New Jersey and etc are thinking about the coming winter and where they want to spend their time. Hire a REALTOR to get the exposure you want to sell your home. Most buyers today search the web, so get your home on the Multipe Listing Service, through a well known national Real Estate company, who can assist you in pricing and marketing that property to sell.

Your target market is the New England ....Baby boomers that are retired and do not want to put up with weather any more