This short-sale property won’t last for long. It’s a terrific investment opportunity with tons of potential.
Do you like granite? Then you will love this house! Wall to wall granite and carpet in 3 of the 4 bedrooms.
This 4 bedroom 3 bathroom house is 2,488 square feet.
Other features
* 2 car garage
* huge fenced in yard
* bonus room
* wood-burning fireplace
* granite, granite, and more granite
Located in the very desirable area of Dr. Phillips, this property won’t last long.
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407-902-7750
Orlando Realty Consultants is a full-service Real Estate brokerage located in Orlando, Florida which specializes in doing Orlando Short Sales and Foreclosure Prevention with a team of highly experienced short sale realtors on staff.
We provide Professional Real Estate solutions for both home buyers and sellers. Our diverse team of Orlando real estate experts have experience in all aspects of Real Estate. We will work with you to make your home purchases and sales process as simple as possible, while providing you with the most up-to-date information of your transaction process as it develops.
Trusted Buy Your Neighbors Since 2005
This Orlando short sale is a Beautiful 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Home with Many Upgrades. Original Owner. The home is in Immaculate Condition, Ready to move in. Big Master Room and lots of Closet Space. All appliances are included. Very Low HOA dues. You need to come and see for yourself, The Home will be sold before you know it!
Orlando Realty Consultants is a full-service Real Estate brokerage located in Orlando, Florida which specializes in doing Orlando Short Sales and Foreclosure Prevention with a team of highly experienced short sale realtors on staff.
We provide Professional Real Estate solutions for both home buyers and sellers. Our diverse team of Orlando real estate experts have experience in all aspects of Real Estate. We will work with you to make your home purchases and sales process as simple as possible, while providing you with the most up-to-date information of your transaction process as it develops. https://orlandorealtyconsultants.com/ Trusted Buy Your Neighbors Since 2005
Big real estate firms put big-time money into marketing which is why when people need a real estate agent most of them go right for the big names that they see on billboards and in TV commercials. There are some problems, however, with using the larger firms that have been brought to my attention enough times to finally write about it.
When brokerages put a ton of money into marketing then they end up getting a massive amount of leads from it. The problem with that is that some brokerages are just not equipped to handle all those new buyers and sellers they just spent a ton of money marketing to. When this happensreal estate agents tend to put most of their effort into the deals that are going to make them the most money,… that’s just human nature. Unfortunately, for buyers with lower incomes and sellers with cheaper houses, this can potentially turn into a very bad experience for them.
Real estate agents get paid on commission which means the lower the purchase or sale price, the lower their commission will be. So when the leads get assigned or referred to the agents in the office the buyers with the most money to spend or the seller with the most expensive house to sell will get most of the attention. The rest of the potential buyers or sellers end up getting put to the bottom of the stack. The “when I get around to it” file.
Buying your first home is one of the most important decisions of your life and should be a very happy and exciting experience. The problem is that many people lack the knowledge needed to find the right real estate agent for them.
Is it time to fire your Realtor? Here are some tips that will help you find the best real estate agent for you
1- Google them! – A good agent will have a strong online presence and you should be able to pull up a world of information on them. Take some extra time and read reviews that people have written about them. If they have negative reviews or none at all, then it’s time to move on to your next candidate. From your online search, you should be able to come up with at least 3 good candidates.
2- Set up an in-person interview. – Once you’ve chosen you three candidates now it’s time to meet them in person. They should ask you questions like “are you pre-approved for a loan and how much?” What kind of house are you looking for? How much do you want to spend? What neighborhood?, etc.
Then pay close attention to what the agent shows you. Is it what you’re looking for? Was the agent paying attention to what you said? If the agent starts showing you properties that are far from what you asked to see then…..”NEXT”
3- What’s their track record? – Don’t be afraid to ask questions like.
*How many houses have they sold?
*How many have they sold in the last 6 months
*What do they specialize in? Are they a short-sale specialist? A buyer’s agent?, etc. It’s important that your agent specializes in whatever it is that you’re trying to accomplish. You wouldn’t go see a foot Doctor for a toothache, would you?
*Do they have any testimonials from past clients?
4- Make sure that real estate is their full-time job. A good real estate agent works full time as a real estate agent and there’s just no exception to this rule. If you’re working with a realtor that works part-time as anything else in order to make ends meet then it’s time to cut them loose.
5-Follow Your Instincts. You may have found the most successful real estate agent in town, but if you don’t feel comfortable around them or you just have that feeling in your gut telling you that they aren’t the one for you, then go with it. An agent/client relationship is kinda like a marriage…you’re in it for the long haul. On the bright side, it’s a lot easier to divorce your real estate agent.
So you see, it’s not at all about going for the biggest name with the biggest marketing budget. It’s about you putting in the time and doing the necessary research that it takes to find the right real estate agent for you. Good luck!
People are always asking me if it’s a good idea to buy a timeshare. There are soo many different companies out there that will tell you their program is the best and they even go so far as to bribe you with free hotel stays and other expensive gifts. It’s all designed to lure you into a room decorated with breathtaking almost life-size luxury vacation photos created to entice you while you eat the complimentary breakfast or lunch they’ve given you [law of reciprocity], they even provide you with free child care to eliminate anything that may distract you from their highly polished sales pitch that they’re about to hit you with.
Their next move is to set down their modest little binder in front of you and start to show you photos of their own family vacations as they ask you personal questions about your kids, your line of work, and of course… your vacation habits. You can always tell how experienced the Orlando real estate agent is by how good they deliver their personal story and then effortlessly mix it into the whole timeshare “Set Up” at the end of their enchanting little story. The agent then goes into a carefully rehearsed presentation about all the benefits you could receive by becoming a member and how if you walk out the door without buying you would regret it for the rest of your life.
I know what you’re thinking and you’re right…I’ve been to a whole bunch of these. The truth is, before we became successful in Orlando Realty Consultants my wife and I would sit through these excruciating timeshare presentations just to get a cheap vacation out of it for our family.
By going to all these presentations we learned a heck of a lot about timeshares as well as travel clubs. We saw one common denominator with timeshares that was a huge negative for us. That was that even if you don’t use your timeshare, you would still have to pay maintenance fees and property taxes. Over the years, I’ve had people approach me wanting to just sign the timeshare over to someone for free just to be free of the taxes and maintenance fees. They didn’t even care about losing the $10,000.00 they paid to buy it in the first place.
Travel Clubs are the way to go
Travel clubs on the other hand seemed to make a whole lot more sense to us. Joining a travel club is like joining a big box store like “Sam’s” or “BJ’s” in the sense that they buy up all these unused days in resorts, condos, etc., and pass the savings on to the consumer. They charge you a yearly fee to be a member, usually around 3 to 5 hundred dollars. Once you’re a member, you can access seriously discounted vacations by calling or through their website. The downside is that you have to buy in at about the same amount you would for a timeshare [five to ten thousand dollars] but that’s it. After that, there’s no property tax or maintenance fees to worry about at all.
If you’re getting ready to sell your home, make sure that your Orlando realtor does a good job of showing off the things about your property that make it special. Make sure that you take advantage of mentioning anything that sets your property apart from the rest. Sometimes when someone has lived in a house for soo long they tend to not see all the high points that their property possesses.
You’re probably thinking… “Isn’t that my realtor’s job?” The answer is yes, your Orlando real estate agent should have the ability to go through your home and highlight all the extra features that your house brings to the table that the others in the neighborhood don’t. However, not all Orlando realtors are created equal and in my opinion, the selling of a house is just way too important of a transaction to just turn over to someone and hope for the best without making sure that they are doing all they can do to get top dollar for your property.
List of things that sellers commonly forget to mention when selling their home
Over-sized lots.
Larger than average closets.
Sitting area in the master bedroom.
Extra storage space.
Bonus rooms.
Separate entrances.
Beautiful views from the front or back yard.
Walking distance from shops, restaurants, and schools.
Don’t False advertise
As important as it is to make sure that your property’s best features are highlighted, it’s equally important to verify that your Orlando listing agent isn’t making any false statements. If your home is being portrayed as something more than what it is, this can only hurt you as well as your agent. Imagine yourself as an agent on the way to show a listing to a client based on the listing information you saw online, when you arrive at the house you realize that the photos that you viewed online have either been photoshopped or are of a different house altogether! Some other examples that I’ve seen are neighborhood descriptions such as “newly developed” when “deteriorating” would have been a better match, “move-in ready” instead of “Fixer-upper”, etc.
I guess the moral of this story is, make sure that you follow up with your Orlando realtor and insist that you be informed on what’s happening. Ask to see the live MLS listing as well as any other marketing being done to sell your property. After all, selling your house is statistically one of the most important, if not the most important transaction in your lifetime.
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