@RC, generally yes, it's not impossible. By "bigger" I would be referring to a 65', max 75' lot. I know Sapphire Point has a couple more they're sprinkling in, and you'll find some in the newer communities like Sweetwater because they just haven't been purchased yet. Usually the larger lots, however, are purchased from those who plan to afford a larger, more expensive home, and they often have cash to bring to the table, and it can be hard to compete if you are looking to finance a portion of the deal. Not always the case, but just keep that in mind.
Hey Peter, sorry for my delay. They're not necessarily Lakewood Ranch, but they're generally in the area. I would look at River's Reach in Parrish which has some larger plots and the homes are new/built recently. Mill Creek has older homes, but they have a nice country feel (not something that's common around here). The same goes for Braden Woods, but the homes are a little older than Mill Creek, there. You'll probably require a significant remodel in Braden Woods. Finally, for a new build, you can get some larger plots (like 3-5 acres, so probably too big) south and east of Lakewood Ranch in the neighborhood of Hampton Lakes by Medallion homes. If you need any help with the search, feel free to reach out.
Yes! Florida REALTORS are designated crooks. You can certainly catch them spending hours and hours of time researching, preparing documents and comparative market analyses, contracts, sending umteen follow-ups to people only to be turned down, driving thousands of miles for people to research properties and then find out they were just poking around, keeping their social platforms fresh, creative and informative, touring handfuls homes before they show homes and getting everyone's schedules to work for the showings (which takes hours), managing teams of people, having open houses on the weekends (cleaning the houses before and after and waiting around for possibly 0 people to show up) all while missing their child's soccer games, and in my case, running a great website and TH-cam channel on top of multiple marketing campaigns and calling sessions throughout the day. The FSBO movement is shrinking as we speak because the crooked Florida REALTORS are out to gobble the equity of everyone in sight - and do hardly anything for it in return! We just drive nice shiny cars, wear suits and get paid the big bucks to make a phone call here and there (it's really our secretaries), but shhhhhhh...don't tell anybody!
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Outstanding presentation. I learned a lot about the area. Your mind is like a GPS! Use of maps and down home style very effective and interesting.
Happy you found this helpful. I definitely am a map guy for sure!
Very informative!!! Thank you
Glad it helped you!
Good info
Thanks!
Hi, is it too late to find a bigger lot property in a relatively convenient community in those areas? Thanks.
@RC, generally yes, it's not impossible. By "bigger" I would be referring to a 65', max 75' lot. I know Sapphire Point has a couple more they're sprinkling in, and you'll find some in the newer communities like Sweetwater because they just haven't been purchased yet. Usually the larger lots, however, are purchased from those who plan to afford a larger, more expensive home, and they often have cash to bring to the table, and it can be hard to compete if you are looking to finance a portion of the deal. Not always the case, but just keep that in mind.
@@soldbyrise do yoy mind i call you to discuss?
@RC, Call me anytime you like. I apologize I didn't see your comment until now.
So what is the are you suggest to buy when you want half acre plus homes over 700K?
Hey Peter, sorry for my delay. They're not necessarily Lakewood Ranch, but they're generally in the area. I would look at River's Reach in Parrish which has some larger plots and the homes are new/built recently. Mill Creek has older homes, but they have a nice country feel (not something that's common around here). The same goes for Braden Woods, but the homes are a little older than Mill Creek, there. You'll probably require a significant remodel in Braden Woods. Finally, for a new build, you can get some larger plots (like 3-5 acres, so probably too big) south and east of Lakewood Ranch in the neighborhood of Hampton Lakes by Medallion homes.
If you need any help with the search, feel free to reach out.
Thank you.
Why are all florida youtubers realtors? Smh
Basic Tips Now because they are all crooks! 😅😜😜😜😜
Yes! Florida REALTORS are designated crooks. You can certainly catch them spending hours and hours of time researching, preparing documents and comparative market analyses, contracts, sending umteen follow-ups to people only to be turned down, driving thousands of miles for people to research properties and then find out they were just poking around, keeping their social platforms fresh, creative and informative, touring handfuls homes before they show homes and getting everyone's schedules to work for the showings (which takes hours), managing teams of people, having open houses on the weekends (cleaning the houses before and after and waiting around for possibly 0 people to show up) all while missing their child's soccer games, and in my case, running a great website and TH-cam channel on top of multiple marketing campaigns and calling sessions throughout the day. The FSBO movement is shrinking as we speak because the crooked Florida REALTORS are out to gobble the equity of everyone in sight - and do hardly anything for it in return!
We just drive nice shiny cars, wear suits and get paid the big bucks to make a phone call here and there (it's really our secretaries), but shhhhhhh...don't tell anybody!
@@soldbyrise Great sense of humour. 🤣🤣🤣
No sales tax??? This is what you said early in your presentation.
Yep! State. Thanks for the catch, Rita. Hopefully most people know what I meant.