New Construction in Orlando can look simple on the surface. Buyers often assume the price is fixed, the contract is standard, and the builder will handle everything fairly. In reality, there is usually room to improve the deal, just not always in the way people expect. If you are considering
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Learn how Orlando homebuyers can qualify with less down, understand FHA/VA/USDA and conventional options, improve credit before applying, and avoid costly mortgage mistakes when buying Orlando homes for sale.
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Originally posted in 2024
Learn how Orlando homebuyers can qualify with less down, understand FHA/VA/USDA and conventional options, improve credit before applying, and avoid costly mortgage mistakes when buying Orlando homes for sale.
Buying a home is a significant investment—and for many, the largest purchase they'll ever make. But before falling in love with a property, every homebuyer should do their homework to avoid unexpected and costly surprises down the road. Here's a brief overview of six critical
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I know running a free photo booth at community events isn’t what most real estate agents do. But I’ve never approached this career like most agents. I come from a different world — LA restaurants, EDM nights, improv stages, and photo booths - where strangers turned into instant characters the
What's up, internet - I'm Aleksey Volchek, and I've been photographing houses since 2018. I'm collecting various lessons and putting them in no particular order for the time being, but you can still subscribe to my real estate photography courses online!
Welcome back to the Frame by Frame series, where we give real feedback on real photo sets — one home at a time. Let's dive into today's shoot, which covers some MLS compliance reminders, composition critiques, and the eternal quest for context.
Welcome to the third installment of Frame by Frame — a behind-the-scenes look into how our photographers are capturing homes, room by room. This series is about sharpening our eye, catching common slip-ups, and celebrating the wins — one gallery at a time.
In this video, I review photoset of a townhouse. Comments are at the bottom of the post. Cheers!
Today, we’re breaking down a set of listing photos shot by one of our photographers for a townhome. I reviewed the gallery while screen recording and offering verbal notes—what follows are some of the key takeaways, commentary, and lessons worth sharing with a wider audience.
Tucked into the heart of Restaurant Row on Sand Lake, Voodoo Bayou Orlando is the first Central Florida outpost from True Grit Hospitality (the folks behind Calaveras Cantina in Jupiter and Boca). Born out of a passion for all things Southern—think intricate tiki motifs, botanical murals and over-the-
Buying a home is a significant investment—and for many, the largest purchase they'll ever make. But before falling in love with a property, every homebuyer should do their homework to avoid unexpected and costly surprises down the road. Here's a brief overview of six critical
If you’re hanging onto your Florida house by your fingertips, paying the mortgage every month just to stay afloat, you’re not alone. Maybe you’ve dropped the price, maybe it’s been sitting on the market, and now it feels like you’re about to break even — or
Ever wondered if your landlord can deny you a first-floor apartment because it costs more? Or if emotional support animals require official certification? Day two of the three-part Fair Housing training series hosted by the City of Orlando provided surprising answers and invaluable insights. In addition to learning,
I found myself at City Hall on a Wednesday evening—yep, that's how I'm adulting these days—attending the first session of a three-part Fair Housing Training put on by Orlando's Office of Human Relations. Why? Well, if I'm going to
TOMORROW: The next Open Studios is happening on 10/03/24 from 4 PM to 7 PM at 300 South Orange Avenue, Downtown Orlando. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet local artists, explore their studios, and see fresh, local artwork in person.
