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Finally someone willing to tell it like it really is ! Most real estate brokers prefer to white wash the realities of vacation home ownership. Once you purchase ,with eyes wide open , you can actually make a few dollars.
You are by far the most knowledgeable realtor I’ve watched over the years. I wish I could’ve used you on my first purchase because all my realtor wanted was a commission check and as a first time home investor buyer, I was very novice in my real estate journey. Hoping to pattern up with you in the near future
This is interesting and informative. Definitely something I’d be interesting in doing/investing. Need to do more research but this definitely points me in the right direction.
We have a home in Virginia fully paid for so we are considering to buy a second home in our favorite state florida. Orlando seems like the most logical place for tourism and then driving between Miami one side and Tampa on the other. I hope this can work. Are there locations better suited in Orlando then others?
What’s the situation in Winter Park? We really just want to use the home a few times a year and offset any expenses we can. Is min thirty day rental ok since short terms is out the question? I can’t seem to get a straight answer there.
Your comment about Margaritaville was incorrect. I own an 8 bedroom cottage there. There are 2 management companies to choose from, and you can 100% rent it out yourself. I've noticed that you're negative on the development in other videos, and I don't get your hate. Please tell the truth next time.
Not negative. Just an expensive option compared to others. The management fees are cost prohibitive from a strict investment standpoint. Doesn’t negate all the positive things I said about it in this video and in the past. I’m not one of these realtors who’s going to convince people to jump into a purchase just because the builder/developer offers above average commissions to do so. If you’re not buying it for an investment (meaning you just want an amazing place to stay) then it’s hard to beat. Show me the lie.
You stated that in the development, a person must use the rental company if they choose to rent it out. This is incorrect. You can absolutely rent it yourself if you would like.
If you're thinking about buying or selling a home in Greater Orlando, we'd love to help! www.theorlandoreal.com/contact/ We have over 760 5 Star Reviews on Google and help hundreds of clients relocate to, from, and around Orlando every year.
Huh nothing for Winter Park?
The editing, scripting, music, etc is PERFECTION. These small details make your videos so enjoyable to watch. Well done!
Ah man thank you. We spend a lot of time trying to make Orlando real estate interesting. Thanks so much for watching 🙏🏼
Finally someone willing to tell it like it really is ! Most real estate brokers prefer to white wash the realities of vacation home ownership. Once you purchase ,with eyes wide open , you can actually make a few dollars.
You are by far the most knowledgeable realtor I’ve watched over the years. I wish I could’ve used you on my first purchase because all my realtor wanted was a commission check and as a first time home investor buyer, I was very novice in my real estate journey. Hoping to pattern up with you in the near future
Thanks for watching and the kindness. Sorry to hear about your last experience. Hope we can work together in the future!
Great vid. Bought new construction condo at margaritaville. Location and amenities were top notch and I liked it being turnkey and hands off.
Hard to beat the location and amenities!
How is it cashflowing?
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This is interesting and informative. Definitely something I’d be interesting in doing/investing. Need to do more research but this definitely points me in the right direction.
Thanks for watching! Let me know if we can help
We have a home in Virginia fully paid for so we are considering to buy a second home in our favorite state florida. Orlando seems like the most logical place for tourism and then driving between Miami one side and Tampa on the other. I hope this can work.
Are there locations better suited in Orlando then others?
What’s the situation in Winter Park? We really just want to use the home a few times a year and offset any expenses we can. Is min thirty day rental ok since short terms is out the question? I can’t seem to get a straight answer there.
30 day rental if HOA doesn’t forbid it. Short term rental if it’s a multi family and one part of the home is long term rented
Holy Smokes, this place is MASSIVE!
6k sqft hits different!
No mail or school? Thats bonkers.
Your comment about Margaritaville was incorrect.
I own an 8 bedroom cottage there.
There are 2 management companies to choose from, and you can 100% rent it out yourself.
I've noticed that you're negative on the development in other videos, and I don't get your hate.
Please tell the truth next time.
Not negative. Just an expensive option compared to others. The management fees are cost prohibitive from a strict investment standpoint. Doesn’t negate all the positive things I said about it in this video and in the past.
I’m not one of these realtors who’s going to convince people to jump into a purchase just because the builder/developer offers above average commissions to do so.
If you’re not buying it for an investment (meaning you just want an amazing place to stay) then it’s hard to beat.
Show me the lie.
You stated that in the development, a person must use the rental company if they choose to rent it out.
This is incorrect.
You can absolutely rent it yourself if you would like.