If you are searching for a luxury home to rent in Wellington Florida you will have plenty to choose from.  However if you are interested in renting an unfurnished luxury home on an annual basis then you will only have 8 options.  The monthly rent for these Wellington luxury homes start at $3,000 a month up to $5,925 a month. Are there luxury homes for rent in Wellington listed at $10,000, $20,000 even $125,000 a month?  Absolutely, but these are typically furnished and only available on a short term basis. For those interested in renting an unfurnished luxury home in Wellington the smallest one features 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3.5 car garage with a pool has 3,152 square feet of living and is currently listed at $3,150 a month. While the largest luxury home for rent in Wellington features 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, 4 car garage with 6,640 square feet of living and is situated on a lake with a pool for $4,800 a month.  I have seen this home magnificent home first hand and in my opinion it is a phenomenal deal. Every single one of these luxury homes for rent is available for immediate occupancy except one, which is available on September 1st. If you are looking to rent a luxury home in Wellington Florida contact us today and check out all of our rental tips at:  Wellington FL Rental Tips Read more: http://wellingtonhometeam.com/searching-for-a-wellington-luxury-home-for-rent/#ixzz1UjIBSQyZ ...read more

Yes, homeowners with two loans can apply to short sale their Wellington FL home.  However it is important to keep in mind not all Wellington short sale sellers will qualify to short sale their home, regardless of the number of lienholders. There are many variables when it comes to Wellington short sales and it is important for sellers to hire an experienced short sale listing agent to guide them through the process.  A knowledgeable short sale listing agent can make the difference between receiving short sale approval or denial. Besides the cut and dry outcome of being “approved” or “denied” a Wellington short sale seller also might receive short sale approval with contingencies, such as agreeing to bring money to the closing table. Last year one of my buyer clients was interested in viewing a short sale, so I contacted the short sale listing agent to find out where they were at in the short sale process. Turns out this short sale had been on the market for well over a year and had several contracts, but every time they reached the second lender the deal would fall apart because the lender and short sale seller couldn’t agree on terms. After explaining the situation to my client he decided to take a look at the property and within 48 hours we had an executed contract.  The first lender approved the short sale within 90 days, but the second short sale lender was another story, they still wouldn’t budge.  However this time around the listing agent was able to negotiate terms the second lender and short sale seller could agree upon and we closed. If you are a Wellington homeowner considering selling your home via short sale contact us today! Read more: http://wellingtonhometeam.com/can-i-short-sale-my-wellington-home-if-i-have-two-loans/#ixzz1UjGEjEOU ...read more