There are no guarantees in this world. Real Estate is and has always been a good investment(with the exception of a few bad years over the last century) It is not as volatile as the stock market. Real Estate in many sectors of this country is a solid investment…i.e. Florida.Because the market is so distressed throughout the state, buying real estate now will definitely make you money later.Realtors today know that this market “Is the market where millionaires are made” and it’s happening day after day.Investors are pouring in to the state in order to purchase shorts sales and foreclosures. Buyers are savvy…they know the value of property and realize that a purchase today is being bought low but will be sold high in the not too distant future… The perfect formula to invest and expect a good return on your money. Is there any one that can say that about the stock market?
It is the time to buy. Imagine walking into a $300,000 +/- home for under $200,000. Imagine a first time home buyer purchase their first home for well under $100,000. Give me a call and I can put you into a brand new home in a wonderful family neighborhood for under $100,000….OR, if you want to get started as an investor, consider purchasing a $50,000 “fixer upper”….fix it, rent it or resell..do it over and over again and before you know it, you are a millionaire. If this sounds interesting or exciting contact me, move to Florida, invest in Florida or rent in Florida…you can not lose…can you say the same about the stock market?
To answer the question: Everything in life is a gamble…..it just depends on what game you want to play.
Remember, shop Florida, shop Port St. Lucie and call me. My team and I will make your Florida real estate purchase a smooth and interesting transaction..
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You are a first time homebuyer…you are now a “property virgin” and a new exciting sometimes daunting world is about to open. Continue reading →
A question that can only be answered in few words……from five days to five months and I have seen some take over one year….imagine, one year. It’s all about the “sale”…..foreclosure sale can take just a few days if one is lucky…short sale can take six weeks to one year (but, the benefit of the wait is always rewarding…so, just wait if you are in a short sale process)….a conventional/traditional sale can take ten days to ninety days…it all depends on the lender and the lender can either be on the buyer or seller side. Continue reading →
Eligible Veterans have earned the well deserved opportunity to purchase a personal residence with 100% financing with a VA Home Loan. Over the years our Veteran’s have and continue to protected the rights of home-ownership and the “American Dream”! Continue reading →
Although Jessica DiDario passed away on January 14th 2010 at 21 years old from Osteosarcoma -a rare form of bone cancer-her generous spirit live on in a new nonprofit organization “Jessie’s Journey of Hope”. This philanthropic organization was Jessica’s idea along with her parents and Aunt Donna (an employee of Preferred Realty.) Peters with the help of family and friends set up the non-profit to help other families, who have children fighting pediatric cancer. “Jess valiantly fought her cancer for five years and during this time the medical expenses grew so quickly the next thing my brother and his family knew they were in terrible debt” said Peters. Even though they had medical insurance the cost of travel to specialized hospitals, prescriptions, hotels and co- pays were impossible to keep up with. Continue reading →
On Wednesday May 26, 2010, Preferred Realty Executives held there quarterly sales meeting at the Springhill Suites Marriott, in Port St. Lucie. The pledge of allegiance and a moment of silence lead by Aline Ouellette President/Owner of PRE, followed by a prayer by realtor Michael Gibson started an educational and fun filled meeting that included a bountiful breakfast menu and excellent presentations by several outstanding sponsors. Sponsors in attendance included Frank Leporino of KB Homes, Rod Burns of AAA Home Inspections, Harold Delcham of Wachovia/Wells Fargo Bank and Maribel De La Rocha of Exacta Land Surveyors. Invited guest included Patricia Kunde of Scripps’s Newspaper and Jennifer Lopez of Homes and Land Magazine. Continue reading →
