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Machete_ · 04-01-2011, 01:21 PM

Changed over to satellite TV a couple months ago and there's this channel where they auction off property a couple times a week. The properties are mostly on the western coast of Florida, south of St. Petersburg.

They look really nice. A 2000 square foot house with a 1/4 acre lot, only 4 years old. Some condos that have never been lived in because the builder went bankrupt and so did the bank that took them over. Everything looks really nice and is in perfect condition. And they're selling for around $80k.

Sounds too good to be true. What's the catch? Blacks? Mexicans?

Failed · 04-01-2011, 01:23 PM

No catch, Florida has a 20% state-wide real estate vacancy rate. finance.yahoo.com/news/Nearly-20-of-Florida-homes-cnnm-2507768369.html

alexchechs · 04-01-2011, 01:24 PM

No catch... its Florida and Florida sucks to live in... that's why all those houses are for sale

DiF0r · 04-01-2011, 01:26 PM

Wow that's really cheap

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Originally Posted by alexchechs

No catch... its Florida and Florida sucks to live in... that's why all those houses are for sale

Umm why that ?

L-Pink · 04-01-2011, 01:27 PM

On the surface nothing more than supply far exceeding demand. In fact almost 20% of all homes in Florida are vacant.

Just watch out for chinese drywall, mold from utilities being off, neighborhoods where abandoned homes, foreclosure squatters and below market renters are compounding the problem. Lot of bargains but a lot of turds as well.

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Archivist · 04-01-2011, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Machete_

Sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?

You neighbors.

Cubans and floridians. Worse than alligators.

Machete_ · 04-01-2011, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by L-Pink

On the surface nothing more than supply far exceeding demand. In fact almost 20% of all homes in Florida are vacant.

Just watch out for chinese drywall, mold from utilities being off, neighborhoods where abandoned homes, foreclosure squatters and below market renters are compounding the problem. Lot of bargains but a lot of turds as well.

This post was helpful. Thank you.

L-Pink · 04-01-2011, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Archivist

You neighbors.

Cubans and floridians. Worse than alligators.

I like alligators .....

Frank21 · 04-01-2011, 01:34 PM

Maybe you will meet some of them in your new neighbourhood dude.

JustDaveXxx · 04-01-2011, 01:39 PM

Property Tax and insurance is the catch.

My brother has a 500K house out there and it is all paid off. His insurance and property tax is 25K a year. It way sux ass!!

You are better off renting if you live in Florida.

David! · 04-01-2011, 01:42 PM

A lot of foreign investors liked the $150k ocean front condos that used to sell for $750k. That is until they realized they had to pay $1000 a month+ in HOA...
So is life in Florida...

TrashyGirl · 04-01-2011, 01:46 PM

the catches....tax and mechanics (unpaid contractors) liens on the property that you'd have to pay in addition to buying the house... that you may only be able to see the house on the inside, but not the inside... buying "as is"...termites, vermin...you may have to buy a special insurance policy or add a policy endorsement while you make repairs to the place to get the house in livable condition , this may also be required by your insurance co because the house isn't being "lived in", once you move in, I think you can drop the endorsement...you'll probably need to secure a certificate of occupancy from the municipality/city before you move in, so your house will have to pass inspection. all that aside there are bargains there, in Phoenix, in Vegas. prices may not have even bottomed out yet, I wouldn't even offer full price, make an offer... you could end up with a creampuff and a great deal, but caveat emptor.

TrashyGirl · 04-01-2011, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by MCO_David

A lot of foreign investors liked the $150k ocean front condos that used to sell for $750k. That is until they realized they had to pay $1000 a month+ in HOA...
So is life in Florida...

yeah they were coming in droves with their foreign investor visas and buying condos for pennies on the dollar. then they couldn't even find renters to put in to cover their HOA expenses. plus glut of rentals on the market...

http://www.condovultures.com/ is a good website for newsy updates

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HURRICANES!!!!!! No way will I live in Hurricane alley

thickcash_amo · 04-01-2011, 03:21 PM

I love living in florida! The only prob with houses around me are sinkholes

onwebcam · 04-01-2011, 03:24 PM

If it's a condo watch out for all the association fee's and taxes. You'll end up paying more for those than you would have a note.

directfiesta · 04-01-2011, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by MCO_David

A lot of foreign investors liked the $150k ocean front condos that used to sell for $750k. That is until they realized they had to pay $1000 a month+ in HOA...
So is life in Florida...

I visited a condo 10 days ago .. Ocean front ( directly on the beach ), penthouse , private elevator , etc .... was 875K , to be auctioned mid-april or buy now for 250K .

I can pay it cash , but the taxes in Broward county are roughly 2% of the value , so they were 18K . Condo fees were 895.00/month ... Now, you need your property insurance still and between the intra-coastal and ocean, it is very expensive to get as well wind insurrance, about 6K/year...

Total fee if paid cash : $ 34 740 ....

Tol;d the guy I would not even take it for free ...

Dirty D · 04-01-2011, 04:05 PM

Hurricane Insurance
Flood Insurance
Homeowners Insurance
Property Tax
Home Owners Association Fees

You get the privilege of paying all of these with or without a mortgage.
The closer to the water, the more your insurance costs too.

My house is on the water and only 8 feet above sea level.

JustDaveXxx · 04-01-2011, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirty D

Hurricane Insurance
Flood Insurance
Homeowners Insurance
Property Tax
Home Owners Association Fees

You get the privilege of paying all of these with or without a mortgage.
The closer to the water, the more your insurance costs too.

My house is on the water and only 8 feet above sea level.

Damn! Thats like doing your 1st Anal every month.

datatank · 04-01-2011, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by MCO_David

A lot of foreign investors liked the $150k ocean front condos that used to sell for $750k. That is until they realized they had to pay $1000 a month+ in HOA...
So is life in Florida...

LOL no shit.
I have seen this over and over.
Even some in Cali I was looking at.
Killer places 400k on the water (marina) .. $1500 a month HOA
haha
fuck that noise

Supz · 04-01-2011, 05:50 PM

Not everyplace in Florida has a large HOA fee. If you on waterfront, with a pool, gym and 24 hour security. You are gonna pay.

Florida has been very over developed. Everyone thought they were a real estate guru and gonna become a millionaire by putting there credit on the line. And it backfired. Now everything is in forclosure.

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TidalWave · 04-01-2011, 06:27 PM

Florida does have good deals for purchase and investing. I have several properties I own outright down there and will be buying more.

Making 9% returns every year and only going to increase as rents are now going up!
You couldn't build the houses for the price I am paying for them.

Insurance is $600/year and thats for the value the insurance company states would cost to rebuild the house at, they wont insure it for the price I paid because it is too low!
Property Taxes are really low (if yours are high, have the state re-assess based on todays value == instantly lower)

justinsain · 04-01-2011, 06:33 PM

Just a few years ago the real estate market was sky high here in FL and everyone was selling their houses for huge profits. Flipping was another way to make some quick money.

About the same time the banks were giving mortgages to just about anyone that could scribble their name with a pen.

Then the bottom fell out.

People were left with property they couldn't afford to keep and only wanted to flip but now can't. People that got houses they couldn't really afford defaulted on their mortgages especially those ballon ones.

Builders were left with inventory they can't sell.

All that left the housing market in shambles and those that didn't lose their property completely are willing to sell for just a fraction of what it was worth just a few years ago.
It's a buyers market for sure and you can buy a very nice house in a great location for about half of what it would have cost you around 2007.

An important thing to remember is even though one might be able to afford the initial price of a property now that they wouldn't in a normal market you have to keep in mind the added cost like taxes and maintenance that will come later and might actually cause you to go over your budget.

directfiesta · 04-01-2011, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by TidalWave

Florida does have good deals for purchase and investing. I have several properties I own outright down there and will be buying more.

Making 9% returns every year and only going to increase as rents are now going up!
You couldn't build the houses for the price I am paying for them.

Insurance is $600/year and thats for the value the insurance company states would cost to rebuild the house at, they wont insure it for the price I paid because it is too low!
Property Taxes are really low (if yours are high, have the state re-assess based on todays value == instantly lower)

there are great deals available; what you describe is regular single homes or small multi-units building, but inland, not on the prime real estate strip ( Jupiter to South Beach , on the strip of land between the Intra-Coastal and the Ocean ).

I am thinking of buying a single home ( 3 Bdr, 2 Bt, Florida room ) in a gated community located in Glades ( west of Boca ) for 110K ( first sale in 2007 was 295 K ) ...
Taxes there are lower, insurance as well and maintenance ( commom fees ) pretty low as they are single homes ...

qwe · 04-01-2011, 06:39 PM

i wonder how much is insurance there on a 300k$ condo?

L-Pink · 04-01-2011, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by TidalWave

Insurance is $600/year and thats for the value the insurance company states would cost to rebuild the house at, they wont insure it for the price I paid because it is too low!

That sounds very low for the insurance.

tiger · 04-02-2011, 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by TidalWave

Florida does have good deals for purchase and investing. I have several properties I own outright down there and will be buying more.

Making 9% returns every year and only going to increase as rents are now going up!
You couldn't build the houses for the price I am paying for them.

Insurance is $600/year and thats for the value the insurance company states would cost to rebuild the house at, they wont insure it for the price I paid because it is too low!
Property Taxes are really low (if yours are high, have the state re-assess based on todays value == instantly lower)

I'm curious what type of property is that 600/yr insurance on, sounds insanely low to me.

Harmon · 04-02-2011, 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by thickcash_amo

I love living in florida! The only prob with houses around me are sinkholes

Hey man, what's your contact info? I need to ask you a question.

suesheboy · 04-02-2011, 05:48 AM

Some neighborhood on the west coast are in the toilet and there are no jobs for people who want to live there.

My house in Boca Raton has reasonable taxes and insurance costs and my association fees are low too. Though my house is worth less than 50% of peak, I am still way up from when I bought it.

GatorB · 04-02-2011, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by L-Pink

On the surface nothing more than supply far exceeding demand. In fact almost 20% of all homes in Florida are vacant.

I find that to be bullshit. Where did the fucking people move to MARS? yeah I read where Sarasota the rate is what 23%? Ok I lived there for 6 1/2 years. I can't imagine walking down the roads going 1,2,3 EMPTY 1,2,3 EMPTY. Sorry can't believe that. Let's see 326,000 in 2000 now 380,000 in 2010. A 16% INCREASE in population yet fewer houses occupied?

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daily rain makes the afternoons humid in Fla, maybe move to the swamp and go river logging instead?

Achmed's Wife Halimah · 04-02-2011, 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Archivist

You neighbors.

Cubans and floridians. Worse than alligators.

maxxtro · 04-02-2011, 06:27 AM

Lol, for some reason this thread makes me think about the movie "Glengarry Glen Ross"
Have to see it again soon.

billywatson · 04-02-2011, 09:37 AM

The "catch" is you get to live with all the other white trash who inhabit that state. lol

Supz · 04-02-2011, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by qwe

i wonder how much is insurance there on a 300k$ condo?

Well, a condo you only have to get interior insurance, you pay an HOA fee that covers the exterior for the entire building/complex. You only need to purchase insurance if you have your own house / land.

Supz · 04-02-2011, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB

I find that to be bullshit. Where did the fucking people move to MARS? yeah I read where Sarasota the rate is what 23%? Ok I lived there for 6 1/2 years. I can't imagine walking down the roads going 1,2,3 EMPTY 1,2,3 EMPTY. Sorry can't believe that. Let's see 326,000 in 2000 now 380,000 in 2010. A 16% INCREASE in population yet fewer houses occupied?

This is not bullshit. No one ever lived there. These places were built for speculators to purchase. Except the speculators purchased it with mortgages they could not afford. They thought they would be able to sell it with a quick turn around, except there was to many properties, and not enough buyers. This lead to massive foreclosures. It is not that hard to believe. If you built 100 houses where 10 people live. This is what happens. They just built to much. They thought because the economy was good in Florida at one point, all these people would be moving there and taking this housing. Except the economy was false. It was all based on the construction of houses no one was ever going to buy. I think the foreclosure rate in Florida is understated. I bet it is worse then they even say it is. And they say its terrible.

suesheboy · 04-02-2011, 10:14 AM

Also be aware if this a "spec" neighborhood that is years old and mostly empty, most people won't move in and instead want a brand new home built in a real community. That seriously drives down property values.

As for the white trash comment, you have no idea how high end some spots in Florida are. Granted most of central and northern Florida are well...hick land.

HowlingWulf · 04-02-2011, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB

I find that to be bullshit. Where did the fucking people move to MARS? yeah I read where Sarasota the rate is what 23%? Ok I lived there for 6 1/2 years. I can't imagine walking down the roads going 1,2,3 EMPTY 1,2,3 EMPTY. Sorry can't believe that. Let's see 326,000 in 2000 now 380,000 in 2010. A 16% INCREASE in population yet fewer houses occupied?

So you think no houses were built during those 10 years? Okay.

TidalWave · 04-02-2011, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by tiger

I'm curious what type of property is that 600/yr insurance on, sounds insanely low to me.

4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1400~ sqft, single family homes
big front and back yards

they are 6 minutes up the road from the ocean in one direction
5 minutes from i-95 in the other direction

great location, up and coming area.

rents were $1400/month a couple years ago, they are now $900/month (which is what im making 9% on) but they are going up and all of mine are coming up for contract renewals and expected to be able to increase to about $950.
So imagine once rents go even hire year over year from here on out.

Good opportunities for those who saved cash.

TidalWave · 04-02-2011, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Machete_

Changed over to satellite TV a couple months ago and there's this channel where they auction off property a couple times a week. The properties are mostly on the western coast of Florida, south of St. Petersburg.

They look really nice. A 2000 square foot house with a 1/4 acre lot, only 4 years old. Some condos that have never been lived in because the builder went bankrupt and so did the bank that took them over. Everything looks really nice and is in perfect condition. And they're selling for around $80k.

Sounds too good to be true. What's the catch? Blacks? Mexicans?

what channel is it?

pr0phet · 04-02-2011, 11:24 AM

A condo is never a good investment.

Jakez · 04-02-2011, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by JustDaveXxx

You are better off renting if you live in Florida.

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Originally Posted by justinsain

Just a few years ago the real estate market was sky high here in FL and everyone was selling their houses for huge profits. Flipping was another way to make some quick money.

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mikesinner · 04-02-2011, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by DiF0r

Wow that's really cheap

Umm why that ?

Probably the most religious state in the union. You can't walk down the beach in a bikini without some guy on a horn telling you that you're going to burn in hell for your indecency.

They are the really bad redneck homophobic types as well. I actually live in the Midwest and I thought nothing could be worse than here but I was wrong.

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Machete_ WINNING! Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 14,579	Tons of cheap houses in Florida -- what's the catch? Changed over to satellite TV a couple months ago and there's this channel where they auction off property a couple times a week. The properties are mostly on the western coast of Florida, south of St. Petersburg. They look really nice. A 2000 square foot house with a 1/4 acre lot, only 4 years old. Some condos that have never been lived in because the builder went bankrupt and so did the bank that took them over. Everything looks really nice and is in perfect condition. And they're selling for around $80k. Sounds too good to be true. What's the catch? Blacks? Mexicans?

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TrashyGirl Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 1,401	the catches the catches....tax and mechanics (unpaid contractors) liens on the property that you'd have to pay in addition to buying the house... that you may only be able to see the house on the inside, but not the inside... buying "as is"...termites, vermin...you may have to buy a special insurance policy or add a policy endorsement while you make repairs to the place to get the house in livable condition , this may also be required by your insurance co because the house isn't being "lived in", once you move in, I think you can drop the endorsement...you'll probably need to secure a certificate of occupancy from the municipality/city before you move in, so your house will have to pass inspection. all that aside there are bargains there, in Phoenix, in Vegas. prices may not have even bottomed out yet, I wouldn't even offer full price, make an offer... you could end up with a creampuff and a great deal, but caveat emptor.

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