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http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20120112/ARTICLE/120119896/0/FRONTPAGE Shannon Moore, broker-owner of GreenLionRealty.com in Port Charlotte, agreed. “To find something decent under $100,000 is hard, hard, hard,” Moore said. “Before, there were tons and tons of them. But now when a house comes on the market under $100,000, it is not uncommon to get 10 to 15 offers.” Moore said there are still plenty of vacant houses in Southwest Florida, including four
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“Banks really started putting more properties on the market in September,” said Shannon Moore, a Port Charlotte broker who runs GreenLionRealty.com. “That caused inventories to rise and prices to fall.” Florida experienced the same phenomenon, with October pricing falling 2 percent from September and 4 percent from last year. Moore, who tracks how many foreclosed properties are being auctioned by banks in Manatee, Sarasota and
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http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20111013/ARTICLE/111019855/2416/NEWS?p=1&tc=pg “We’re scraping here, said Shannon Moore, the owner of Port Charlotte-based GreenLionRealty.com. “We need some inventory, especially in North Port.” Moore is working with a Macedonian investor who wants to buy four houses — for $105,000 each — and she cannot find any in that price range. “There’s one on Polka Street for $90,000, but it has mold issues,” Moore said. “The next one
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http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20110919/ARTICLE/110919572/2416/NEWS?p=1&tc=pg In North Port, foreign single-family home ownership jumped 44 percent during the last three years, from 362 to 562. Most of that increase also came in 2010, when the number jumped by 105. Shannon Moore, a Port Charlotte-based Realtor, has become an authority in catering to foreign buyers, who invariably pay cash for their North Port investments, scooping up homes for a fraction of
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