I guess I'll never be able to be a home owner here in Central Florida smh. Currently renting a 4bd 4 bath for $2,500 in Kissimmee. I really wanted to buy but these numbers are insane still.
Price cuts are actually dropping like crazy in Orlando. I’m on my third property in less than two years, all great interest rates. And all the sellers paid 3% of my closing cost. People forget that you can negotiate good deals.
I feel like on your channel we are seeing a lot of Apopka inquiries but that there isn’t much to say unless you’re in the market for new construction. Which is what I did there! :) Ken made a very cute and informative video. I suggest people check it out! Furthermore, the resale market isn’t strong since there are tons of acres for sale still. So it’s not going to be ideal for an agent to focus there at this time. This is essentially an emerging market there. But Apopka does have a deep history, a relaxed rural tone and natural beauty. You have to both like that premise and have patience for growth. Otherwise, the more developed and denser nearby established town have conveniences that may work for most.
Them theres no way im buying in central Florida, if a year ago properties that i was looking at, when up 70- 100k I cant imagine next year when I was going to try to buy again. At least I know that I don't have to keep saving for an over price property.
My MIL has been looking in Clermont in active adult communities like King’s Ridge. She has seen quite a few significant price decreases. Some homes have dropped more than 50K from the original price asked. She is certain the market has cooled. I am curious if it’s more of the homes were overpriced originally instead of the market is falling starting with communities such as the age restricted ones.
Zillow isn't regulated like the MLS. They pulled comps from 4 years previously at one point (after the crash). Hopefully they've tightened up now but it was a nightmare around 2012. Stopped using it then.
We're planning to look for a home to buy in February in either in Windermere, clermont, winter gardens, or winter park. Is that a great time to start looking?
Start looking now and adjust along the way. You'll be better prepared and understand those markets better. I've been doing it since Feb and went into contract in June and the process was seamless and from my research, I honestly believe I got a good deal and a great investment.
Right on, then I would lay the groundwork on researching areas now. If you can drive through different communities, get to know the schools, figure out the commute to work, all that stuff plays a roll. That way in February you’ll be ready to pull the trigger. Never too early to reach out though. Email us at info@pozekgroup.com and we can help guide you
@@kenpozek we're coming from New York for second home. We are planning to stay there for a week to check things out in feburary. We want land, lake front, 5 bed 4+ bath close to all of the parks thats LGBTQ friendly. Will definitely hit you up after Christmas.
Sorry to say that your forecast is absolutely wrong for the state of Florida. Price correction (Drop) is occurring in many areas of Florida State and trends show that it will continue to decrease as the year progresses mates… Whatever information your obtaining your facts from shows the opposite picture for home prices for the state.
Why does real estate increase year over year? Does that even make sense? Why doesn't a home go down in value? I mean they get old, outdated, and need updates yet we pay more for them as they get older? how does that make sense lol. has anyone ever thought of it from that point of view?
People still trust Zillows home value tool after they failed at home buying and admitted that they had to close their home buying business because they couldn't properly forecast the market and home prices? interesting.
Zillows forecasts have been incorrect for all of 22 and I'd take their opinion for a grain of salt especially after loosing billions of dollars on real estate. Their "Zestimate" isn't even an estimate
I guess I'll never be able to be a home owner here in Central Florida smh. Currently renting a 4bd 4 bath for $2,500 in Kissimmee. I really wanted to buy but these numbers are insane still.
Sorry about that
Nice video and info… thanks for sharing..😃😃😃
Price cuts are actually dropping like crazy in Orlando. I’m on my third property in less than two years, all great interest rates. And all the sellers paid 3% of my closing cost. People forget that you can negotiate good deals.
I feel like on your channel we are seeing a lot of Apopka inquiries but that there isn’t much to say unless you’re in the market for new construction. Which is what I did there! :)
Ken made a very cute and informative video. I suggest people check it out! Furthermore, the resale market isn’t strong since there are tons of acres for sale still. So it’s not going to be ideal for an agent to focus there at this time.
This is essentially an emerging market there. But Apopka does have a deep history, a relaxed rural tone and natural beauty. You have to both like that premise and have patience for growth. Otherwise, the more developed and denser nearby established town have conveniences that may work for most.
College Park here!
Them theres no way im buying in central Florida, if a year ago properties that i was looking at, when up 70- 100k I cant imagine next year when I was going to try to buy again. At least I know that I don't have to keep saving for an over price property.
My MIL has been looking in Clermont in active adult communities like King’s Ridge. She has seen quite a few significant price decreases. Some homes have dropped more than 50K from the original price asked. She is certain the market has cooled. I am curious if it’s more of the homes were overpriced originally instead of the market is falling starting with communities such as the age restricted ones.
Homes are coming back to reality. I’m thinking a 2-5% pull back to reality makes sense
Hello from Winter Park great show
Thanks for watching!
Hey Ken! Miami Coffee ☕️ in the house 🏡
What about Tampas market? Will the housing keep rising?
From Sioux Falls, SD - realtor here getting ideas to get my TH-cam channel started!
What are your thoughts on NEOCITY?
If done right, it’s a great opportunity for the area.
Zillow isn't regulated like the MLS. They pulled comps from 4 years previously at one point (after the crash). Hopefully they've tightened up now but it was a nightmare around 2012. Stopped using it then.
We're planning to look for a home to buy in February in either in Windermere, clermont, winter gardens, or winter park. Is that a great time to start looking?
Start looking now and adjust along the way. You'll be better prepared and understand those markets better. I've been doing it since Feb and went into contract in June and the process was seamless and from my research, I honestly believe I got a good deal and a great investment.
Depends on your goal. Are wanting to start the process then, or move then? New construction or resale, etc
@@kenpozek start the process in February
Right on, then I would lay the groundwork on researching areas now. If you can drive through different communities, get to know the schools, figure out the commute to work, all that stuff plays a roll. That way in February you’ll be ready to pull the trigger. Never too early to reach out though. Email us at info@pozekgroup.com and we can help guide you
@@kenpozek we're coming from New York for second home. We are planning to stay there for a week to check things out in feburary. We want land, lake front, 5 bed 4+ bath close to all of the parks thats LGBTQ friendly. Will definitely hit you up after Christmas.
Sorry to say that your forecast is absolutely wrong for the state of Florida. Price correction (Drop) is occurring in many areas of Florida State and trends show that it will continue to decrease as the year progresses mates… Whatever information your obtaining your facts from shows the opposite picture for home prices for the state.
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Why does real estate increase year over year? Does that even make sense? Why doesn't a home go down in value? I mean they get old, outdated, and need updates yet we pay more for them as they get older? how does that make sense lol. has anyone ever thought of it from that point of view?
Inflation and demand. That’s about it
Zillow link?
www.zillow.com/research/zillow-home-value-and-sales-forecast-august-2022-31346/amp/
People still trust Zillows home value tool after they failed at home buying and admitted that they had to close their home buying business because they couldn't properly forecast the market and home prices? interesting.
Zillows forecasts have been incorrect for all of 22 and I'd take their opinion for a grain of salt especially after loosing billions of dollars on real estate. Their "Zestimate" isn't even an estimate
Zillow makes the average Joe think they are a real estate expert. They are giving people crazy prices on their home. There is more to home pricing.