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Cape Coral real estate is affordable. Cape Coral real estate cashflows. Cape Coral is truly a waterfront paradise.

Some examples of recent sales:

2 bedroom condo in Cape Coral - SOLD - $65,000

4 bedroom brand new house in Cape Coral - SOLD - $120,000

3 bedroom newer pool home in Cape Coral - SOLD - $200,000

3 bedroom Gulf Access Pool home in Cape Coral - SOLD - $350,000

2 bedroom direct gulf access pool home - REHAB - Cape Coral - SOLD - $220,000

Vacant gulf access land in Cape Coral - SOLD - $75,000

Vacant land off water in Cape Coral - SOLD - $17,000

Want to search for more deals like these? Search Cape Coral Real Estate

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Cape Coral Pre Foreclosure

There is no doubt that foreclosures on the rise here in Cape Coral, Florida. The statistics are showing more & more homeowners facing foreclosure. 

We currently have a database of Cape Coral homes for sale that are facing foreclosure. We work with the banks to negotiate short sales when the owner owes more than current Cape Coral market value. Some of these Cape Coral homes may need work but many of them are in move in condition.

If you'd like to learn more about Cape Coral Short Sales or Cape Coral Foreclosure please visit our website below.

We get new inventory of Cape Coral homes every week so please check back often.

www.The-Extreme-Team.com

Today in the local newspaper there was an article about the property tax issue. In the article the author appears to report that there is relief in site for the property taxes here. This is really not true. While it is true that legislators are working on developing a plan for property tax relief  unfortunately there is not  a proposal in place at the moment.

The one that is currently proposed is simply to 'freeze' the current taxes. To me this is not a relief, it's actually making it worse. Assessed values are still much higher than true market values in most cases. What would make sense is to go back to 2003 or 2004 tax values. Or to reassess all at today's real market value.