The 25 Most Educated Areas Within Greater Orlando Thanks to the good folks at the Orlando Business Journal (and their ability to gather zip code related facts) I am able to share with you the 25 most educated areas in greater Orlando. Baldwin...
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What Does Lake Nona & Lake Nona Area Mean? Lake Nona house hunters have noticed a slight nuance when looking for houses online. They see descriptive language that says "Lake Nona" and "Lake Nona Area" and wonder the differen...
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Orlando Area Short Term Rental Zone Do you know there's an area located near the attractions (Disney, Universal & Sea World) which allows short term leasing? Sections of Kissimmee, Davenport, Haines City and Clermont allow owners to lease t...
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Is It Time To Relocate????? Many say they'd like to relocate to Orlando but they don't know where to find work. Listed below are the largest Central Florida employers (top 30) and the number of people working for them according to the Orlando...
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1. 32814, which is the Baldwin Park area of Orlando. The median household income is $101,628 and 31.70% have incomes $150,000+. Urban 2. 34786, which is Windermere. The median income here is $91,884 and 27.80% of households have income $150,000+. Suburb...
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Q. I had a couple ask why taxes vary so much in Orlando, even on the same street? What prompted the question was this: they liked a $440,000 house with $4,500 annual taxes while all the other similar homes in the area have taxes several thousand higher. ...
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Orlando Area Top Gayborhoods The question I get all the time is "where do the gay people live?" Just like most other cities in the USA, it's the city and peripheral neighborhoods where you'll find the most rainbow and HRC flags an...
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Hello, I received this information from my insurance agent regarding FEMA registration and how to obtain a blue tarp to protect your damaged roof. Here is the information on "Operation Blue Roof", in which the US Corp of Engineers will put a ...
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The personal finance site, WalletHub, as reported on CNBC, recently compared the country's 150 largest cities for those nearing retirement using the following criteria: Recreational activities Golf Availability to home health Care facilities Mu...
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Since you are reading this article, you are likely familiar with 1031 Exchanges. Do you know there's another IRS tax deferred option called 1033 Exchange? IRS section 1033 has been on the books since 1921, but it's not known by most people, in...
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It really is a good time to sell a home in Orlando. Prices continue to increase while inventory continues to fall, which is the recipe for a sellers market. 30% of area listings go under contract within 7 days! Now's the time, let's get your...
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Why invests in real estate? Real estate is the only investment where you can put down a fraction of the asset’s value, yet you still receive 100% of the returns. Rent Prep....
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Investors and first time buyers are always concerned about property taxes and new construction homes. Of course, when the property is brand new the taxes will be extremely low because only the lot is being taxed, not the actual structure...makes sense be...
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Only 2.5 months of inventory currently exists for Orlando area real estate. A balanced market is considered to be 6 months inventory, and we are well below that figure. In fact, with inventory so limited, buyers should expect houses to sell quickly and ...
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I have a very nice townhouse coming to market on Thursday 4/27/17 for $139,000. It's a 3/2 with 1,151 under air, enclosed patio, new kitchen, new plumbing, AC 10 years old, currently leased through september for $1,175 monthly. Same tenant for 3 year...
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According to the respected financial magazine, Forbes, Orlando is ranked third best to purchase real-estate in the USA in 2017. Average home price: $219,000 Population: 2,321,418 3-year population growth: 7.2% Year-over-year job growth: 4.4% Year-o...
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This is article #6, the last installment in the Orlando Flip or Hold series. Read article #1. Read article #2. Read article #3. Read article #4. Read article #5. Thus far, we: decided on budget determined type of property available with budget r...
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This is article #5 in the Orlando Flip or Hold series. Read article #1. Read article #2. Read article #3. Read article #4. Thus far, we: decided on budget determined type of property available with budget reached consensus on size, bedrooms, baths...
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This is article #4 in the Orlando Flip or Hold series. Read article #1. Read article #2. Read article #3. Thus far, we: decided on budget determined type of property available with budget reached consensus on size, bedrooms, baths, etc. decided on ...
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This is article #3 in the Orlando Flip or Hold series. Read article #1. Read article #2. Thus far, we: decided on budget determined type of property available with budget reached consensus on size, bedrooms, baths, etc. decided on a specific locati...
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This is article #2 in the Orlando Flip or Hold series. Read article #1. Due to the strong rental market, proximity to employment, "A" rated schools, Medical City, area aesthetic and the strong certainty we'd realize a profit after improveme...
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Orlando Flip or Hold Article 1. Follow us as we work through the process of purchasing another property to update-remodel-rent or flip in Orlando, Florida. In our house, evening TV consists of one of the HGTV or DIY f...
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Investors, another opportunity is developing near the Orlando attractions in 2017! As you know, the United Kingdom voted to leave the EU last year. What you don't likely know is the area SW of DT Orlando...Davenport, FL, Haines City, FL and parts ...
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Buying an investment property requires lots of thought, but not just the typical questions pertaining to size-location-amenities-target market-financial considerations, etc., but also insurance matters. What do I mean by insurance matters? Insurance co...
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Finding garages, sheds, etc., converted into a small apartment or in-law suite is a somewhat common occurrence in Orlando. For the buyer, the possibility of off-setting the mortgage payment with a tenant seems like a win/win, and many times it can be a w...
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