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Looking for a nice 2000sq ft home to rent for a year or so while learning the town
Tue May 29 2007, 21:17 - Orlando - Foreclosure - 7 answers
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Orlando is a big town.
What part of town do you need to be near? Disney, Downtown, Lake Mary? Schools for the kids? Budget? I would be happy to steer you in the right direction.. Tue Jul 15 2008, 11:54 Web Reference: http://www.buyacelebrationhome.com
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Consider a town home. Try Buy Owner, 9287 Northlake Parkway. You won't have any lawn maintainence or other issues to worry about while you are looking. YMCA membership is part of the HOA.
Sat Jul 12 2008, 21:33
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Larry,
If you haven't rented a home yet. I would highly consider Lease Option. This way you will get some of your rental money back when you are ready to purchase the home you are renting....This is a great way to invest your rental money in your future home....If you are still looking feel free to contact me. If you've found one. I wish you the best of luck Larry. A year from today when you are ready to buy, you will be in a great market. Lots of Foreclosures. 2007 hasn't seen the best of foreclosures. 2008 is the year for that... Wael Georgey - (ORLANDO'S Realtor of Choice) Towne Center Realty (321) 231-9843 wael2k86@gmail.com http://www.PropertiesInTown.com Wed Jul 18 2007, 13:06 Web Reference: http://www.PropertiesInTown.com
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I think is an excellent idea to rent now to avoid regrets later on. However, you are risking to miss the low interest rates that we have at the moment, is up to you. In Metrowest there is a good inventory of homes/condos for rent. Is worth it, the location is great.
Tue Jul 10 2007, 08:27
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Great answer Erik. I'd like to add, Avalon Park in East Orlando has so much inventory that people are willing to reduce their rent amount to fill the house. It's worth looking into KB homes in Avalon Park for great rental prices.
Tue Jun 12 2007, 06:51
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This totally depends on where you are working and what type of neighborhood you like. If you have kids, you'll like East Orlando or College Park, if you're single or want a younger crowd, maybe a place downtown will work . Do you know where you'll be working yet?
Mon Jun 11 2007, 08:19
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I got a couple places you could rent. What is your rental range, what part of town are you looking for, or what part of Orlando do you work at? Also, do you have school aged children?
Thu May 31 2007, 06:50
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