Hi Ray,

This is an excellent time to be considering purchasing property in the North Port area since there are many opportunities for serious buyers to save.

We recently completed the sale of a 2001 constructed home, 3/2/2, fenced yard, and in move in condition that closed for $59,500. There are many similar opportunities for homes that are priced under $100,000.

Our recommendation is to connect with an informed real estate professional that can provide you with accurate area information.

Good luck

Susan & Bill Eckler
Michael Saunders & Company
billeckler@michaelsaunders.com
941-408-5363

Hello Ray!
To add to what William said, keep in mind that many homes in North Port are in foreclosure. If the home in question is a foreclosure home, then you may still be able to submit an offer and if your offer is higher or better than the offer that is already submitted, the bank would accept yours. Generally speaking of foreclosure properties, the bank will always accept the highest and best offer they receive. So if you would be willing to pay more than the asking/listing price of the property, try submitting your highest and best offer. You just never know!

Thanks,
Roxanne & Shannon Moore
RE/MAX Anchor Realty http://www.tropicalfloridaproperty.com

Ray,

PNC means the property is under contract and the listing has been changed to Pending (closing). If you are interested in a particular property and it it has gone PNC there may still be an opportunity to submit an offer if it is continuing to be shown for back-ups. If your offer is accepted it would go into second position to be looked at if the primary contract fell through for something like the primary buyer not being able to obtain financing.

If you are looking to purchase "hire" a Realtor to represent you. They can answer questions such as this and many more while finding you just the right home.

Good luck.

William Gregory, Realtor
941-504-3404
williamgregory@michaelsaunders.com