Posts Tagged ‘property management’
How To Become a Homeowner
Becoming a homeowner is a major step to take towards financial freedom that’s why it should be carefully planned, starting with setting a budget that best suits your price range. By the time the search for the right home is initiated it is important to take into consideration how will the funding of the new…
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Benefits Of A Property Management Company
The single greatest benefit investors are made privy to by working with property management companies is time. By enlisting the services of a good property management company, investors won’t be forced to manage the property themselves; they’ll be free to take on other responsibilities. For most investors, the added time will help them find and…
Read MoreTwo new solar farms to deliver power to six Florida cities, including Orlando and Kissimmee
Six Florida municipal utilities, including those in Orlando and Kissimmee, are joining the growing number of power companies able to provide their customers with solar power, a cleaner source of energy. By the end of June, two of five new solar farm sites, the Harmony Solar Energy Center in St. Cloud and the Taylor Creek…
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Orlando Is America’s Top Travel Destination—How Hard Has Its Real Estate Market Been Hit?
Each year, tens of millions of people arrive from all over the world to visit Orlando, FL. The twin titans of Disney World and Universal Studios entice folks to flock to Central Florida. But this year, of course, is very different. Tourism in the Orlando region, America’s top tourism and vacation spot, ground to a standstill…
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Orlando Home Prices Continue Upward Trend in May, Even as Closings Dive
The Orlando Regional Realtor Association is now reporting that Central Florida median home prices sold in May 2020 increased nearly 7% compared to May of last year, while transactions dropped 44% during the second consecutive month to illustrate the impact of COVID-19 on Orlando’s housing market. Inventory experienced a year-over-year decline of 11%. “Despite year-over-year…
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