This is the ninth installment of Top 12 Reasons to Retire in Cape Coral, Florida which can also be downloaded from our free eBook library.
If you are a sports fan, and thinking of buying real estate in Cape Coral, then you’re off to a great start. Cape Coral is ideal for sports lovers – with its close proximity to the spring training stadiums for the Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox. Learn more…
This is the first installment of Top 12 Reasons to Retire in Cape Coral, Florida which can also be downloaded from our free eBook library.
If you prefer sunny, warm breezes over blizzards, Cape Coral real estate might be the right choice for you. Snowbirds (the affectionate name for our seasonal residents) have been enjoying mild southwest Florida winters since Edison and Ford started the trend of migrating south over a hundred years ago! If it’s January and you’re watching the Weather Channel, then you already know what you might be missing.
But just for fun, let’s take a look at the actual numbers. In Cape Coral, the average low temperature in January is 54.5 degrees. The annual snowfall is – zero! The area averages 355 days of sunshine, unlike most areas in the north, where gray skies are more common.
To rub it in a little bit, let’s look at the average January temperature and annual snowfall of other cities:
Losing your home can feel like one of the worst things that could ever happen to you financially.
This is the fourth tip in our series: “12 Tips for Buying Real Estate in Southwest Florida” which is also available as a free eBook at www.AckermanSWFL.com/ebooks/.
Life’s most unfortunate circumstances are unforeseeable, like unemployment, serious illness and possibly divorce. When you find yourself in this predicament and you’re considering giving up your home it is important that you weigh your options between a short sale or foreclosure.
If you’re interested in buying real estate in Southwest Florida…
…this blog is tailor-made to help you find a great investment!
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