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Conversations that get you smiling like this>>>
Making a phone call to let first time homebuyers know that their offer has been accepted.
Calling sellers to let them know we have an offer.
Relaying the message to another realtor to let them know we are under contract.
Calling the attorney to schedule closing for our clients.
All of these conversations are steps closer to having you close on your home. Whether your first time buyers, 8th time buyers, sellers, investors, we strive to make all of these exciting phone calls to share this moment with you! Are you ready to get a call that can have both of us smiling and kicking our feet? Comment ‘smiles’ and let’s talk!
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As realtors, we get this question all the time: “Why doesn’t zestimate match what you’re telling me my home is worth?
And listen, we do like Zillow—it’s a great tool for browsing listings and getting a general sense of the market. But when it comes to Zestimates, they’re not always the most accurate reflection of your home’s true value and here’s why.
Zillow uses an algorithm based on public data and nearby sales, but it doesn’t actually know your home. It doesn’t see the brand-new kitchen you just installed, the upgraded floors, or the fact that your backyard has an amazing view and built-in fire pit. It also doesn’t pick up on things like the specific street appeal, school district, or how well your home has been maintained. And while Zestimates are updated regularly, they can’t keep up with the real-time supply and demand in your local market—or the emotional value that buyers feel when they walk into a home that just “hits different.” So while it’s a helpful starting point, your Zestimate is not the final word. For a real, data-backed value, it’s best to have a realtor give you their professional opinion on what your home is worth.
Question about your zestimate for your home? Comment ‘zestimate’ and we will reach out!
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Closing costs are fees and expenses a buyer and seller must pay to finalize a home transaction. These costs are paid at the “closing” of the deal, when ownership of the property is officially transferred from the seller to the buyer. Here’s a breakdown of the most common types of closing costs and who typically pays them:
Buyers:
🔎Inspection Fees
💰Loan Related Costs
🏠Property Taxes
🛠️Homeowners Insurance
Sellers:
💵Real Estate Agent Commissions
📩Deed Transfer Costs
🛠️Repairs
✉️Title Insurance
Understanding closing costs upfront can save you from surprises at the closing table—and might even give you the leverage to negotiate a better deal! If you have any questions about what to expect for your closing costs comment ‘$$’ and we would love to answer them for you!
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Imagine sitting on your front porch drinking a coffee, and deciding to go on a morning stroll on your golf cart. Sounds great, right? Well at 170 Buckaroo Dr. you can do just that! To add the cherry on top, you can ride around with lakefront views. It really doesn’t get much better than that!
At 170 Buckaroo Dr. you’ll find:
🛏️3 Bedrooms
🧼2.5 Bathrooms
☀️Huge back deck
⛳️Golf cart community
There are so many pros to this home in Lake Royale. The biggest pro of all? All of this can be yours for just $265,000! You really don’t want to miss this one! Comment ‘🩷🩷’ and we will send you more info!
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