Markham Woods Corridor, “Street of Dreams” I often get asked how I brokered the most expensive home sale in Seminole County at 8.2 Million (a record that still stands today). Watch as my friend Tobi & I take a stroll down memory lane or as they like to call it in the Markham Woods […]
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2021 Buyer Tips 🏡 Buying a home soon? 2021 is experiencing low inventory. Here’s a few tips to help get your offer accepted! ✔️ Align Yourself with Local Top Agent! ✔️ Make Sure Your Agent Knows of Inventory OFF the Market! ✔️ Make Sure You’re Pre-Approved! I’d love to get the process started for you. […]
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Millennials Passed GenX around 2018 as the Largest Percentage of Mortgage Originations According to Nicki and Karen’s article, Millennials make up 45% of all mortgages, with Generation X at 37% and Baby Boomers at 17%. They do currently make up the highest percentage of mortgages now that the oldest of the generation are in their […]
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Helpful Information for Transforming the Home Loan Process & Moving into a Breeze! Your Loan Start to Finish It can be a frustrating time when you don’t know what to expect. This outline with help you see how far you are in the home loan process, what to expect next and how long each averages. […]
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How does it feel to live on a private lakefront? I think it feels like living in an earthly paradise. A private lakefront epitomizes placidity. It is a place where an individual can breathe a sigh of relief and be free from stress and trouble. If you suffer exhaustion, whether, from work in particular or […]
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Many baby boomers are not retiring early which is positive news for the housing market and slow economy. The option that many are choosing to do is living in the same home or making home improvements. Remodeling is a major selling factor in today’s market. Simple renovations including painting, flooring, lighting, appliances, and cabinets can […]
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When the residential real estate market was hot, many buyers with low credit scores got full financing based on an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM), where the interest rate stays low for two to three years and then rises afterwords. Skyrocketing property taxes and homeowner’s insurance in Florida also pushed most subprime borrowers over their limits when […]
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In order to stimulate the housing market, a tax credit for first-time homebuyers was passed on May 9 by the House. The inventory of housing is very good and interest rates are low. This will motivate more and more Americans to purchase a home for the first time with a tax credit of up to […]
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The housing downturn looks like it’s going to be a long one as millions of the aging baby boomers plan to sell their homes in the next 20 years. There are more sellers than buyers in the following six states: Connecticut, New York (excludes Manhatten), North Dakota, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Hawaii. Areas with bitter […]
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I am sure you have read the news reports regarding the falling stock market, dwindling economy, and the economic downturn affecting the nation’s housing market. The real estate market is now turned in favor of the buyer. It is the perfect time for homebuyers who have been waiting to buy or build a home to […]
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