Selling Poinciana One Property at a Time.

Buyers Beware....The asking price of the property means SQUAT!

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:08:13 -0600

As some of you may remember I was a HUGE fan of Range Pricing for many years. When we first opened Tutas Towne Realty 13 years ago Range Pricing was our UVP (Unigue Value Proposition).

I haven't used Range Pricing since the market changed in late 2006. It made a lot of sense when the market was moving upward. It doesn't make sense today.

You can see by the comments in this article that many agents didn't get it and some buyers didn't like it. But none the less it worked. My properties sold quicker and for more money using this technique. Fortunately for me I worked for the seller and didn't really care what the agents or buyers thought. I just wanted to sell the property for my seller.

In my market right now properties are selling on average for 102% of the asking price. So it's really no different than when we used Range Pricing. Back then, 2006 and earlier, my properties were selling for almost 104% of asking price.

In the current market, where banks are pretty much controlling things, the technique being used is pricing low and creating bidding wars. It's like the old days of Range Pricing. The only difference is there is no top of the "Range" being mentioned.

Foreclosures and Short Sales are now selling with multiple offers to the highest bidder. What I was doing 15 years ago, that was very controversial then, is now the norm. Funny how that happens. I guess we were just way ahead of our time.

My advice to buyers now is the same as it was then. Make your offer based on the value of the property NOT based on the asking price. The asking price doesn't mean squat. It could be too low or it could be way high. Have your agent do an analysis on the property and then submit an offer that has a chance of getting accepted.

Buyers who base their offers on asking price instead of the value of the property will end up without a property to buy. This is true in ANY market.

By the way here's a link to a market analysis I did for one of our buyers. He was well informed and his offer was accepted. What say you?

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

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Don't let "serious inspection issues" derail your deal.

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 17:38:57 -0600

Hi Folks. As we all know, nothing can derail a real estate transaction faster than a home inspection that uncovers "serious inspection issues".

Recently I had a home inspection done on one of my pending listings. It was an older property and I was a little bit nervous and hoping there wasn't going to be any major issues to deal with.

Anyway, shortly after the inspection was completed I get the e-mail from the selling agent to let me know we have "serious inspection issues." She also sent me a copy of the inspection report and the WDO (wood destroying organisms) report. Darn it!!! We have termites!, wood rot and major AC issues.

Well, being the good little Broker that I am, I pick up the phone and call my "peeps", Wendal my HVAC guy, Dan the Termite Man and Khan my handyman and wood rot specialist. They all return my call within 5-10 minutes and stop what they are doing to go by the house and check it out. Within one hour, I have writen estimates from all three and time set aside on their schedules to get the repairs taken care of.

OK, now I'm prepared to call my Sellers. So I give them a call, explain the situation, go over the estimates and within 10 minutes I have authorization to move forward with the repairs.

Smartly, I had spent time during the listing presentation discussing inspections and repair issues and my Sellers were prepared. They understood that these were serious issues and would not just go away. So, they agreed to "let's solve the problem and close the transaction."

Now, a little over an hour after receiving the inspection report and e-mail from the selling agent, I give her a call. Folks, for some reason she seemed to be surprised that I called back so quickly, not to moan and groan about a problem, but to let her know the problem had been solved, repairs had been approved and scheduled and the signed repair addendum was on the way over from the Sellers. I think this REALTOR(R) will be happy to show and sell my listings in the future.

What could have been a deal breaker was not even a bump in the road. It was just a few calls to the right "peeps" and a well informed Seller. We were back on track.

Folks, it's all about educating your customers/clients and having people that you have worked with for years who are willing to drop everything and help you out when you need them.

So, have you built and nurtured your business relationships("peeps")? Are you in a position to solve problems this quickly? Are your Customers/clients educated and well aware of issues that my arise during the contract period? I hope so. There's a lot more involved with being a listing Broker...... than marketing.

Broker Bryant's Tips

Educate your Sellers at time of listing
Get estimates for repairs so the seller can make an informed decision. It's rarely as bad as they will imagine.
Have "peeps" that you can depend on. Make sure they get paid quickly.
Repairs issues will not just go away. The seller will pay one way or the other. Best to just do them and close the deal.

That's it. What say you?

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

Want to find out more? www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com

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Come and enjoy Paradise with me. Disney Area Real Estate is affordable again.

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:02:01 -0600

Have you ever thought about purchasing a holiday home in Central Florida? Florida may be known mostly for it's beaches but don't ever forget we have so much more to offer. Hundreds of lakes with some of the best bass fishing in the World. And of course Disney World, Sea World, Wet N Wild and Universal Studios.

Here's a little peak at my world.

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Short Sales and Foreclosures Rule in Kissimmee Poinciana Florida for 2009

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:41:12 -0600

Real Estate Market Report for Kissimmee Poinciana Florida for 2009

Comments from Bryant Tutas
Broker/Owner
Tutas Towne Realty, Inc

OK so that chart was fun. I wanted to give a picture of the market in Kissimmee-Poinciana Florida from 2007 to the end of 2009. Check out the depreciation. Property values are down 67% during this 36 month period.

But the good news is values only fell 7% for 2009 and it looks like property values have not only started to level off but may be slowly increasing.

Here’s another little goody for you. In 2007 there were only 420 sales. 2008 this number increased to 627. In 2009 Poinciana Florida broke an all time record with the most resale property sales in their HISTORY with 1,596!!! That’s awesome!!

Of those 1,596 sales 1,303 of them were either a Foreclosure (1,083) or Short Sale (220). That means that 82% of the property sales in Poinciana Florida for 2009 were distressed properties.

Currently there are 507 properties on the market in the neighborhoods of Poinciana. 102 are foreclosures. 291 are Short sales. 114 are regular listings.

Inventory is real low. It is getting very difficult to find a property in Kissimmee-Poinciana Florida.

Folks if you want to buy in Poinciana now is the time. Do not sit on the side lines any longer or you will be out of luck. If you find a property you like be prepared to make an offer of asking price or more.

If you need to sell…well chances are you will need to do a Short sale. If that’s the case…give me a call. If you are waiting for your homes value to go back to 2006 values…..it ain’t going to happen for many, many years, if EVER, so just get that thought out of your head.

OK that’s it for me. Any questions?

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

Want to find out more? www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com

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The beginning of the end was quite evident....if we listened.

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 15:51:58 -0500

Hi folks. Sometimes I find it hard to believe that we are 3 years into this drastic market decline. I was reading through some of my older articles this morning and found this one written in late 2006.

Real Estate is about people, not money! Part 2

Today I met with another pre-foreclosure Seller. I sure am getting a lot of these lately. Anyway, I spoke with this gentleman yesterday and could tell he was really stressed out. Life had dealt him a bad hand this year, health wise, and he has found himself disabled and unable to make mortgage payments. In fact, he hasn’t made any for 5 months. His wife has just started back to work, so they are now in a position to start making payments, again. So that’s a good thing.

I’m writing this post to bring to your attention “predatory lenders” and how they prey on good people’s misfortunes. First, these folks have no other debt except their house, which has a mortgage balance of approximately $170,000, including missed payments and a prepayment penalty. Fortunately, the Lender has not started foreclosure proceedings and have not tacked on Attorney fees......yet.

When I walked in today, the first thing the Seller started telling me, was how he was working with a different Lender, to see about refinancing his house, to “help” him out and how they should have an answer for him in 3 weeks. With this is mind, he only wanted me to list the house for 3 weeks, if I could sell it before the loan came through then good, if not he would take the loan being offered. Well needless to say this did not appeal to me and my immediate thought was to just give this guy some quick info, politely bail out and leave. But I couldn’t do it. He was very stressed so I decided to get some more info from him and see if I could give him some advice.

Well to start, his house is only worth $245,000 to $250,000 max. It turns out, the lender that is willing to “help”, has told him that he can do a loan for 65% LTV based on an appraisal of $300,000! And will only charge him $10,000 in closing costs. Now if you do the math, it means the Seller will have a new loan balance of $195,000 and after paying closing costs MAY get a check for around $13,000. His current payment of $1,400, that he can’t afford, will go up to $1,500 (this is what the lender told him). Now what is wrong with this picture? Well first, how can a house appraise at $300,000 that is only worth $250,000 max? FRAUD. How can they quote him a payment of $1,500 on a high interest loan of $195,000? LIAR. How long will this Seller be able to make payments before he is in foreclosure again? SAD.

Now being the good little Realtor that I am, I pointed this stuff out to the Seller. I explained to him that they are ripping him off and if you take them up on their “help” you will be digging your hole deeper. I also explained to him that his current lender does not want to take the house back. I suggested, that if they are now in a position to start making payments, then they need to contact the current lender and negotiate a loan modification. Since he has no other debt and has a legitimate reason for his financial difficulties, there is a better than good chance, that they can work it out and keep their house. I could actually see the glimmer of hope come into their eyes. They have been buried in stress and have been getting letters from “sharks” everyday wanting to “help”. They did not know they had other options. They don’t want to move. They love their house and just want to get beyond the financial hardship.

So folks, it was a great listing appointment! I did give them some info on selling but really do not think they need or want to sell. I told them if things don’t work out with the bank, then give me a call. I will be there for them.

They both walked me out to my car. Mrs. Seller gave me a hug and asked me for a stack of business cards. And Mr. Seller was really excited and pumped, about having another option, instead of selling or refinancing.

Folks, I’ve said it before and I will say it again, “Real Estate it about people, not money” As Realtors and Lenders, we can make a difference in people’s lives. Make it your goal to listen and to give sound advise. I left this listing presentation with my sign in my car and a smile on my face. To me, that’s priceless!

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Bryant Tutas
Broker/Owner
Tutas Towne Realty, Inc
Licensed Florida Real Estate Broker
http://CentralFloridaShortSales.com

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Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:58:34 -0600

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One person's paradise becomes another person's hell.

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 15:36:11 -0600

Hi Folks. I went out last week and did a photo shoot for a property I sold back in late 2005. It sold for $170,000. Now it's a pre-foreclosure Short Sale and will be going on the market for around $50,000.

When I first listed this property back in 2005 the owners were so proud of it. It was their little peice of paradise and it was in immaculate condition. It was purchased by an Investor in September of 2005 By early 2006 the market had crashed and this house has sat empty ever since.

The difference between what it looked like then and what it looks like now is striking. Sad.

What does it say about a real estate market when I won't even place my sign in the yard?

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

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If it sounds too good to be true........

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:18:30 -0600

Hi folks. Did you know, when I wake up in the morning the first thing that comes into my head is, "What can I Blog about today?" Then the phone rings and my question is answered.....

"Good morning, Tutas Towne Realty, this is the incredibly good looking and intelligent Broker Bryant speaking, how may I help your dreams come true today?"

"Hi Broker Bryant, this is your Seller over at 4321 Desperation Ave. I'm calling to let you know I have found a Buyer for my house. My neighbor, who has lots of money, wants to buy my house. I know he has lots of money and can pay cash for it, if he wants. I told him I would only take full price ($259,000) for it but at that price I would leave the appliances. He said something about putting 5% down and me giving him back a check for $15,000 at closing and he wants me to pay all his closing costs. Did I mention he has lots of money?"

"OK, OK, Mr. Overwhelmed, the first thing we need to do is have him call me. I need to talk to him about his qualifications and make sure he is in a position to even purchase your home. Then we can get his offer in writing so we can sit down together and go over your options. By the way, you can't just give him money back a closing, that could be mortgage fraud and we can't do that. But we will worry about that after I get a written offer from him. OK?"

"OK, but I know he has lots of money. I told him I was in foreclosure and he said he could help me out. He really likes the house, since it is the best house in Poinciana, and he has lots of money."

Anyway, I received a call about an hour later from a REALTOR®, all excited, wanting to submit an offer on this listing. She asked me the price and I told her it was $259,000. "Broker Bryant my Buyer would like to offer $225,000 and wants the Seller to pay $14,000 in closing costs. He will be getting 100% financing. Do you think we have a deal? He said he has already talked about this with the Seller."

Now folks, does this offer sound anything like what the Seller had mentioned to me earlier? Of course not. They never do. Desperate Sellers hear what they want to hear and say things they shouldn't say and Buyers will and do try to take advantage of the situation. Why would you tell a potential Buyer you are in foreclosure?

This is one of the most important reasons to hire a REALTOR®. We are not emotionally involved in the deal. We are a calming force and we are trained to weed out unqualified and unrealistic Buyers. Without a REALTOR® looking out for him, who knows what kind of a deal this Seller would agree to? You can be sure it would have cost him a lot more money than what he is paying me. This assumes he wouldn't have wasted months and months of market time, while the neighbor, with lots of money, tries to sort out 100% financing on a second home.

Hiring a professional REALTOR® who has experience and market knowledge in your area, is the best investment you can make. So before hiring a REALTOR® to sell your house ask these questions.

How many properties do you personally have listed on the market in my area, today?
How many closed transactions did you have in my area last year?
How many pending transactions do you have in my area, today?

There are many more questions you need to ask before hiring a REALTOR® but, in my opinion, you need to have the right answers to these three, first. And make them show you their sales record from the MLS.

By the way, I never did hear back from the Buyer or his REALTOR®. I guess I need to call Mr. Overwhelmed back and let him know the neighbor has no money. Better yet, I will send him a link to this post.

I wonder who will call me tomorrow morning?

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

Want to find out more? www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com

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Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:17:22 -0600

I need a buyer quick on this one. Both lenders have approved the transaction in writing at $200,000. Approvals are good until 1/31/2010, Current buyer may not be able to close on time. Their loss may be your gain.

This is an incredible property with over 3,000 sq ft living area, pool, media room, extensive tile flooring, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Check it out.

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

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So....you want to buy a property in Poinciana Florida for less than $60,000....

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 14:06:46 -0600

....and you want it to be less than 7 years old with over 1500 sq ft of living area. Maybe this will help:

Based on current market statistics, properties similar to the ones you are requesting are selling for $35 to $37 per sq ft living and 110% of the asking price. In order to stay under $60,000 you need to focus on properties with 1700 sq ft or less. 185 Conch and 1966 Michigan both fit.

The stats that are below show that since 10/1/2009 there have been 29 sales. There are 21 pendings and only 9 actives in this price range. I eliminated the short sales and the properties that are priced too low (based on market data) and that left the 2 properties mentioned above.

The average days on market are 23 and that of course includes the time it takes to get bank addenda signed. This tells me most are selling quickly and with multiple offers.

CMA 60-

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

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Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 13:23:47 -0600

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Real Estate Deals in Ginn Reunion Resort....Davenport Florida

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:19:13 -0500

Hi folks. Today I want to give you a little taste of the real estate market in Central Florida. If you are not in Florida, California or Nevada it may be hard to comprehend how bad things got. How drastically values declined.

Let’s use Ginn Reunion Resort as an example. Reunion was designed to be a would class vacation resort. It features 54 holes of Championship golf designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicholas. Reunion Resort also has a 10 acre water park, 17 pools, horse stables, tennis, spas, shopping, ANNIKA Golf Accademy, condos, townhouses, single family homes and the topic of today’s post…….lots.

In 2004 and 2005 this was the place to buy and flip vacant lots. Standard size single family lots (4500 to 6500 sq ft) on the golf course were selling for as high as $600,000 in 2005. Today……..

Bought in February 2003 for $82,900. Sold for $339,900 in May of 2005 with a mortgage of $271,900. Today it’s on the market as a REO at………$14,.900. That is NOT a typo.

Bought in December 2004 for $184,900. Sold 3 months later for $310,000. It was foreclosed on and is on the market today for……$19,000.

Sold for $546,700 in September of 2004 with a mortgage of $410,025. Available now for $25,000. Not sure what you could build on this one since it’s only 35 x 115.

Does it get any worse than this? What was the Lender thinking when they lent $410,025 on literally a strip of land 35 ft wide?

Anyway…...if you are looking for a deal in Reunion let me know. I’m sure we can find you something.

Reunion Lots from the $20,000s

Reunion Townhouses from the $110,000s

Reunion Condos from the $150,000s

Reunion Single Family Homes from the $200,000s

Bryant Tutas
Broker/Owner
Tutas Towne Realty, Inc
Licensed Florida Real Estate Broker
http://CentralFloridaShortSales.com

http://ShortSaleSuperStars.com

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Kissimmee Florida Short Sale. You'll like this one. Only $95,000

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:06:23 -0600

Short Sale for sale in Poinciana Florida. 4 bedrooms 2.5 baths with over 2200 sq ft of living area on a huge double lot (.91 acre). Ceramic tile roof, Atrium, screened and covered rear porch, garden off the master suite, lots of cabinets in the garage, gated entry, security system and much more. Located 1 mile from SoliVita and 2 Championship golf courses. An incredible price of $95,000

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

Want to find out more? www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com

Cutting the Lenders out of the market. Why not?

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 16:51:04 -0600

Recently I was asked “How will property values ever come back up if the appraisers keep discounting values for the declining market and the cash Buyers want the lowest price possible?”

The answer of course is…..get the Lender out of the equation. No Lender. No appraisal needed. Higher sales price. What you talkin’ bout Willis?

Let me explain. REOs and short sales still dominate the market in my area and are still bringing values down. What’s strange about this is the fact that inventory is very low and sales are at an all time high but values are still being depressed by…….Lenders.

So…the “No Qualifying Owner Financing” is making a comeback. Investors are realizing that Buyers will pay a premium not to have to deal with Lenders. And the Investor can get a much better return on their money by holding a mortgage than they can renting the property out.

In fact, in my market, you can expect to get 10% to 15% more for your property if you’re willing to “hold paper”. How do I know this? Because my sellers are doing it.

Here’s an example of how this works out for a Seller.

Seller paid $85,000 cash 4 months ago. The intent was to rent it out for $1,100 a month. After expenses he would net about $750 a month. After 5 years the property may be worth…….well we don’t know do we? We do know if it were rented with no vacancies and no repairs (like that will ever happen) he would have received $45,120 in income. Roughly a return of 53% over 5 years.

Instead, what if he sold it for $120,000 with $25,000 down @ 8.75 with a 5 year balloon? By the way this property would appraise for $110,000 to $115,000 right now. It was purchased right because my buyer made offers on 14 properties at the same time. He ended up getting a deal on this one,

OK back to my example. With Owner Financing the payment would be $750 a month (same as the Net rent). After 5 years the balloon payment is $91,000 AND he would have received $41,500 in interest payments. $25,000 + 91,000 + 41,500=$157,500!! This a profit of $72,500 or a return of 85%. Roughly 30% better than renting AND he doesn’t own the property which means no maintenance or management.

Now folks these figures are not exact but they give you a real good idea of how owner financing works for the Seller.

And the Buyer? Well they can get a good house with a non qualifying mortgage and very minimal closing costs. It’s a win all the way around. The only loser? …Lenders!!

What say you?

7 months after submission we have Short Sale approval from Chase!!

Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:38:14 -0600

Yep....7 months ago I submitted a complete Short Sale Package to Chase on April 27 2009. After many months of frustration I received another Chase Short Sale Approval yesterday. We are closing on 11 December.

You know sometimes I am left just scratching my head. This one should have been a no brainer. The Sellers are both retired and disabled. They were able to purchase this home in late 2005 using a $100,000 cash settlement they received from a wrongful death suit for their son. Their son had always wanted to live in Florida so they took the $100,000 and put it down on a house that was selling for $183,000.

Of course what they couldn't have predicted was that their daughter who was supposed to move in with them and help with the mortgage payment decided after living in Florida for 2 months that she didn't like it. So she moved, Mom and Dad were now stuck with a house they couldn't afford.

When I first met them they were very depressed and couldn't wait for a buyer to come along and pay them $150,000 so they could move back home. Their mortgage balance at the time was about $90,000 and they didn't understand that their property was worth far less. How could they be upside down on their mortgage already?

These folks had done everything "right". They bought a house that was priced OK and put 60% down. Who would have ever though that within 24 months their equity was gone. And this wasn't just paper equity that we hear about so often. It was $100,000 CASH!

I sure wish I would have met them before they placed all the money they had into a property. Telling people of this age they have lost everything is by far the worse part of my job.

Eventually I was able to get them to understand that all of their equity was gone. They needed to pack up and move back to NY to be with friends and family. So that's what they did. Almost 80 years old and having to start over while living with their daughter. My job is so sad some days.

And to make it worse. They told me the only reason they were even doing the short sale was so I could get paid because I was so honest with them. WOW!!! Incredible strength in the face of adversity. It's almost over Alline....I promise.

Location:

Kissimmee Poinciana Florida

Liens:

1st mortgage with Chase for $100,000. They agreed to accept $35,000 (35% or what's owed)

Seller is bringing no money to closing and is NOT siging a promissory note.

Listed and sold by Tutas Towne Realty at $39,900 with a 6% commission.

Challenges:

The biggest one was getting Chase to understand that these folks were disabled living on Social security and did not have bank accounts and did file tax returns.

Keeping the same Buyer on board for 7 months.

And there you have it. Another successful Short Sale approval from Tutas Towne Realty.

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

Want to find out more? www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com

Selling Poinciana One Property at a Time.

Buyers Beware....The asking price of the property means SQUAT!

Don't let "serious inspection issues" derail your deal.

Come and enjoy Paradise with me. Disney Area Real Estate is affordable again.

Short Sales and Foreclosures Rule in Kissimmee Poinciana Florida for 2009

The beginning of the end was quite evident....if we listened.

Real Estate is about people, not money! Part 2

Much desired 5 bedroom home in Windermere Florida.

One person's paradise becomes another person's hell.

If it sounds too good to be true........

***URGENT***Orlando Short Sale $200,000. Approved and ready to close.

So....you want to buy a property in Poinciana Florida for less than $60,000....

Just some stuff from Broker Bryant.

Real Estate Deals in Ginn Reunion Resort....Davenport Florida

Kissimmee Florida Short Sale. You'll like this one. Only $95,000

Cutting the Lenders out of the market. Why not?

7 months after submission we have Short Sale approval from Chase!!

URGENTOrlando Short Sale $200,000. Approved and ready to close.