The last several months have been very discouraging for me as a gardener. Ian ravaged my landscape, and I spent two and a half months removing debris, propping up fallen trees and shrubs, carefully pruning and shaping my plants, applying a layer of mulch and sustaining them with food and ...
Dear Mr. Feichthaler: I am sure I am one of many that have this issue: I sustained significant damage to my home during Hurricane Ian, and my insurance appears to be reimbursing very little of the expense of repair. April 15 will be here before we know it. Is the IRS offering any tax relief ...
Locally, we are seeing real estate activity tick a bit higher into mid-January, as the number of showing appointments with potential buyers has increased along with the Internet inquiries we are receiving from new out-of-town buyers interested in Cape Coral. In addition, we are getting calls ...
I have been noticing differences before and after Ian in our bug population. Can you imagine how hard it was for all the various insects to survive our tremendous tropical storm? Some seem to have done better than others. We had an explosion of gnats for a while, that we attributed to the ...
The once booming Cape Coral luxury home market segment, which we define as single-family homes selling for $1 million and above, slowed dramatically with the market shift that occurred in the second half of 2022. Since, by our definition, most of our luxury homes tend to be either riverfront ...
Mr. Feichthaler: My husband and I prepared a living trust many years ago. As part of the process and to avoid probate, we deeded the property to the trust. Last year, my husband passed away, which leaves me as the sole trustee of the trust. I would prefer to simplify things and remove the ...
