Often we have many buyers we are working with who send us links to properties they’ve found on sites like Trulia and Zillow. No offense to these sites, they are great for some things, but doing current real estate research is not one of them. The sad truth is Trulia and Zillow infrequently update listings, […]
5 Signs Real Estate Recovery is Here
David Stevens, president and CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association, is bullish on home ownership. Stevens — a former Long & Foster Cos. executive who stepped down as head the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) in March — thinks there’s sunshine on the horizon and it may be here sooner than anyone realizes. Recently Inman News […]
Citizens Denied My Request for a Sinkhole Policy
You may recall I wrote about Citizens Insurance recent Sinkhole Policy changes. I recently moved out of my own primary residence and decided to make it into an investment property, and thus had to get a new insurance policy that covered the tenant living in the property. I’ve had Citizens insurance for quite some time. […]
Just Reduced! 3,000 Sq. Ft. Ranch Home with Many Upgrades!
This beautiful ranch in Brandon is back on the market and has just been reduced to $244,900. This home sits on nearly 1/2 an acre, has an updated kitchen, gorgeous master bath (the pictures don’t do it justice) and many other new features! This one is a must-see-it-in-person. Call today to schedule your private showing. […]
Downtown St. Petersburg Condo Sales on the Rise
In the last 6 months, I’ve been noticing a rise in interest from buyers in condominiums in Downtown St. Petersburg. In particular, popular buildings of interest include 400 Beach, Signature Place, and marina-front Vinoy Place among many others. A look at the Pinellas County real estate statistics brings a few interesting points. Our months of […]
Invest in Tampa Bay Rental Properties Now
If you have been thinking about investing in real estate, now is the time. Because over 1 million homeowners were foreclosed on in 2010, the rental market has skyrocketed because those former homeowners now need a rental to move into. The rental vacancy rate (the share of rental housing that is vacant and for rent) […]
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