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By twilight473 February 12, 2013
As of 2/2013 do not believe their Facebook page! Their pictures are nowhere close to the real thing. The grounds are disgusting, the complex itself is falling apart. The front office staff is very unprofessional and any maintenance issues you might have - fall on deaf ears or take so long to address. The location is wonderful! The Belcher area where it is located is beautiful. But once you turn on to Nursery to come to this complex - you thought you were going to the slums. Dirty and unkept. The owners do not take pride in this complex and it shows in every aspect of business. Hope they can turn it around or they are losing a lot of great tenants who pay their rent on time but still have to deal with the cops being called every other day on other tenants, fights and yelling at all hours of the night and nothing to be done about it when you complain. Can't wait to movie! ...read more
By twilight473 February 12, 2013
As of 2/2013 do not believe their Facebook page! Their pictures are nowhere close to the real thing. The grounds are disgusting, the complex itself is falling apart. The front office staff is very unprofessional and any maintenance issues you might have - fall on deaf ears or take so long to address. The location is wonderful! The Belcher area where it is located is beautiful. But once you turn on to Nursery to come to this complex - you thought you were going to the slums. Dirty and unkept. The owners do not take pride in this complex and it shows in every aspect of business. Hope they can turn it around or they are losing a lot of great tenants who pay their rent on time but still have to deal with the cops being called every other day on other tenants, fights and yelling at all hours of the night and nothing to be done about it when you complain. Can't wait to movie! ...read more
You've decided to sell your home and everyone is recommending a real estate agent to help you. But which one do you hire to get the job done? Choosing a listing agent does not have to be a long, tricky process, but you should know that putting up a “For Sale” sign and hoping for the right buyer will not get your home sold, so it may be worth taking time to find a real estate agent who can smooth the way for you. And, hiring the wrong real estate agent can not only cost precious time, but it can cost you thousands of dollars. Some of the biggest mistakes sellers make when choosing a listing agent are hiring the agent based on the following: Experience & Brokerage Highest Price, Lowest Commission Experience does not always means higher quality service. An experienced agent may be in demand and have less time to devote to you, and often times you end up working with a team member and not the agent you shook hands with. Using an inexperienced agent may be worrisome, but an inexperienced agent is hungry and should have plenty of time to devote to getting your home sold. When choosing a listing agent, some sellers believe not only must an agent have experience but they must work for a big box brokerage. When interviewing and choosing a listing agent, remember it is not the brokerage you are hiring to sell your house, it is the agent. So does it really make a difference which brokerage the agent works for as long as you like, trust, and respect the person you believe best suits your needs and can sell your house? Sellers often want the highest possible price while paying the lowest amount of commission. In actuality, these two have very little, if anything, to do with hiring a competent agent and may in fact impact the sale of your home. You and your agent will be working closely together to reach the ultimate goal of getting your home sold. It is best that you like, trust, and respect each other, and here are some characteristics to look for when choosing a listing agent: How familiar is the agent with your neighborhood? Your agent should speak from the heart, not pressure, hassle or sell you. How does the agent prospect and network for a qualified buyer? You want someone who will negotiate on your behalf and protect your interests, not just someone wanting to make a quick sale. Communication is key. How often will your agent communicate with you and will the agent provide feedback? Does the agent either answer your phone calls right away or return them promptly? Try it and call right now! In today's market, the right real estate agent makes all the difference and you and your home deserve agents who are not anything like the rest, who will give you and your home the attention and respect you both deserve. To determine which agent is right for you, interview at least three and have them submit legitimate results. Anyone can promise you anything. The test is in the results. If you'd like to learn more aboutRandy and Beth Middleton of Realty Executives Suncoast or how they get homes sold with their "Power of Sold" strategy, give them a call727.487.1655 to get started on the journey to your next home. ...read more
By Randy And Beth Middleton July 08, 2019
AMAZING OPPORTUNITY to live in desirable South Tampa with a Bayshore Boulevard address! These 1 bed/ 1 bath upgraded, units features wood cabinetry, granite counter tops, stainless appliances, laminate and ceramic tile throughout. BAYSHORE LANDINGS is nestled behind shady oak trees. It is a small, boutique-style complex with open parkng, on-site laundry, and a community pool surrounded by tropical landscaping. EXCELLENT LOCATION being just steps to the famous Bayshore Boulevard sidewalk, minutes to Downtown Tampa, MacDill AFB, Tampa General Hospital, Hyde Park Village, the University of Tampa, and a quick drive to St Petersburg via the Gandy Bridge GREAT INVESTMENT as your residence or as a rental unit. Pets allowed! Contact: Diana Lisinski, Realtor®- Charles Rutenberg Realty 727-507-1800 2 UNITS AVAILABLE VIEW LISTING 1 VIEW LISTING 2 ...read more
By CHARLES RUTENBERG REALTY - Diana Lisinski- Tampa Bay Real Estate Specialist January 26, 2017
I just went through this with a client and have run into this a few times before so I thought it was time that I warned you about this. The end of the month is the time that the highest percentage of closings occur. One reason for this is that buyers who are moving from a rental have leases that go through the end of the month and other buyers plan their move for month end. To give you an idea of the dramatic increase in closings at the end of a month, in a typical month, about 10-15% of all closings are on the last business day of the month, 15-25% are during the last 2 business days of the month and 25% are completed during the last 3 business days of the month. So if there are 1600 closings during a month, you would average about 53 per day based on an average of 20 business days a month. During the last 3 days of the month the average per day would be 133; during the last 2 days of the month that average per day would go up to about 135 and the last day of the month would have about 200 closings. With that much of a spike in volume you can probably imagine what is happening at title companies and lenders in the days leading up to month end. If your purchase is cash then you have a smaller risk of running into problems but it is still easier to close earlier in the month if you can. If you are getting financing to make your purchase (or the buyer for the property you are selling is getting financing), then you should at least try to have your closing as many days before the last of the month if at all possible and it would be preferable to do the closing a week or two earlier than that. When you have your closing on a financed purchase/sale during the last 2 or 3 days of the month, you may run into issues with your or the buyer's lender not being able to get information from the title company quickly enough, a longer wait for underwriting at the lender to review the file to give final loan approval, your preferred time for closing not being available at the title company - and other issues that can make things more stressful than needed. From my experience this can happen with any type of closing but the worst is when you are purchasing new construction from a builder (especially one of the larger builders). They also jam in a lot of closings at the end of the month and, from my client's experience last month as well as one last year, they are often not able to keep up with the requests to provide information for lenders during this period. In addition, they have monthly quotas as well as construction loan payments that put pressure on them to get deals closed without delays and if you run into any issues toward the end they can transfer the pressure they are getting onto you. How can you avoid this? First of all would be to work out how you can make an earlier closing work and do your best to push for that when negotiating the contract. I would say this is definitely a must if you are buying new construction from a builder. Second would be to make sure that any actions you need to do get done quickly. Delaying the completion of actions needed because 'there's plenty of time' often lead to more problems when you get closer to the closing date, especially when you are getting financing and definitely when you do have a closing date right at the end of the month. When getting financing and you are asked for certain documents, get those to your loan officer or mortgage broker as quickly as possible and make sure you send them exactly what they need. Your closing should be a happy occasion and something you'll remember in a positive light. Don't let it be overly stressful due to the month-end rush by recognizing this as an issue and taking the appropriate actions to make sure your dream doesn't end up with the end of the month nightmare. ...read more
By Ron Nedd, Realtor December 06, 2014
Attempting to find the perfect piece of real estate to purchase can be overwhelming. Fortunately, there are a couple of places to look at property listings that take a lot of the legwork out by providing lot size, square footage and other features. ...read more
Marketing is an important aspect of operating as a real estate broker. To become successful, you need to have the right marketing tools at your disposal, and also know how to effectively use those tools. There are many tools available that can help real estate brokers market their services and achieve... ...read more