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Flood areas of Cape Coral FL

Paul Deliso
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Hello BP,

 I want to invest in a duplex and eventually make the move down to Florida.. I will be house hacking my first property, but first I have a major question about Cape Coral that I feel like I need more insight on. I have visited a few times and I Really like the SW SE of Cape Coral, but  would anyone happen to know since experience with this past hurricane where houses didn't flood as much and the areas where the houses didn't get hit so hard? I am thinking of trying to find a house as between veterans and Cape Coral parkway I figure that would be a safer zone to own a property from any future hurricanes. I don't want to be too north of veterans prkway. Any thoughts? 

thank you very much.

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