Normalina Martin

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Advantage Realty
Location:	Orlando Oviedo 32765
Web sites:	My Website
	http://www.normalina.com/
Phone:	321-251-6761

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I am one of the few certified e-PRO Realtor's. What is an e-PRO you may ask? An e-PRO is a Certified Internet Real Estate Professional. I am one out of the 8% of Certified e-PRO Realtors in the United States. As an e-PRO, I provide home sellers with a unique marketing system that can increase demand for your home! I am able to assist Buyers in finding their new home and communicating with all parties involved in the Real Estate transaction in order to have a smooth closing and on time!. I provide 1st Class service to all my clients.

I'd be delighted to meet with you in person to demonstrate how I, as a e-PRO, can leverage powerful marketing resources to help sell your home for more! Buying a home? I can help you find your dream! Allow me to assist you in receiving closing costs, negotiating the right price, Home Warranty plan, partial HOA dues paid, and more! Now is a great time to buy! Let's work together. Try me for a month - risk free. If you aren't satisfied with my services, you can cancel at that time. Guaranteed!

Normalina Martin, e-PRO, REALTOR
Normalina@OrlandoYourHome.com http://www.OrlandoYourHome.com
321-251-6761 (Direct)
407-760-0767 (Cell)
407-977-7600 (Office)

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Short Sale Offers - Need advice ASAP

Asked Tue Sep 16 2008, 18:16 by Cathy - Riverview - Home Buying - 11 answers

Normalina Martin answered:

Hi Cathy,

I would say to have YOUR Realtor speak to the Seller(s)' to get a feel of what they have gone through over the past year. Have they received any offers, what were the out comes of those if any, and even ask straight-up if they would accept an offer asking for closing. If the Seller(s)' agent isn't giving of much information, I would have YOUR Realtor write up an offer asking for closing costs on an as-is contract. All they can say is NO! It doesn't hurt to ask and try. I've had some banks say no and others give a cap. You just never know! I keep stressing YOUR Realtor because it will save you from much stress if you are represented especially since the Seller(s)' have their own representation and will do all heshe can for the best interest of hisher client.

Also carpet and paint are cosmetic items and most likely will not be considered a "repair" even on a regular deal. Please let me know if there are any other questions you may have and I'll be happy to assist you.

Normalina Martin, e-PRO, REALTOR - Tue Sep 16 2008, 19:37

I'm looking for a 203K lender in the Orlando, Fl area. Can anyone help me?

Asked Thu Jul 24 2008, 13:45 by Nikki - Orlando - Home Buying - 5 answers

Normalina Martin answered:

Hi Nikki,

I have a lender who specializes in proividing MANY options to first time home buyers looking for down payment assistance. She has been able to get my clients 10k-35k towards the purchase of a home plus at dicounted mortgage interest rates.

Give me a call at 321-251-6761 so I may learn what your needs are and introduce you to her.

Make it a great day!
Normalina Martin, e-PRO, Real Estate Consultant - Sun Jul 27 2008, 19:47

"I'm moving to Orlando soon and am looking to buy a condo. Does anyone know of any good websites or resources?

Asked Wed May 23 2007, 09:15 by Jens - Orlando - Home Buying - 29 answers

Normalina Martin answered:

Hi Jens,

Orlando is quite vast. Have you thought about what part of Orlando you are interested?
What types of community features are you looking for? Regular or Luxury?
What price range are you interested in?
Don't forget along with the initial asking price, you should know about the taxes and Home Owners Association fees, which can turn out to be very high depending on which one you are interested in.
Are you ok with stairs? If so, would you consider a townhome? You may not want to deal with having a neighbor above you (making noise). Plus a lot of condos are condo converstion aka apartments turned into "condos".
Viewing properties online is a start, but I would recommend speaking to a real estate consultant who will guide you in the right direction and email you properties that are great deals as they come on the market (saving you time and stress).

If you'd like to receive properties sent to you at no obligation, please take a look: http://www.orlandoyourhome.com/dream-properties.asp?agent_ga…

Make it a great day!
Normalina Martin, e-PRO, Real Estate Consultant - Sun Jul 27 2008, 19:33

What is a short sell and how does it work for the seller?

Asked Mon Jul 21 2008, 12:52 by Mhelm - Fort Myers - Home Selling - 10 answers

Normalina Martin answered:

A short sale is basically a owner of a property selling their home "short" less than what they owe on their mortgage because they aren't able to afford and continue to pay on their mortgage. This process must be discussed with your lender in order for them to approve you selling short. If you have not been able to pay your mortgage for several months you should speak to your lender to see if there is anything they can do to assist you prior to selling your home. - Mon Jul 21 2008, 13:08

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Asked Mon Jul 21 2008, 10:42 by J - 32765 - Home Selling - 37 answers

Normalina Martin answered:

You know the saying...You get what you pay for. Sadly many Sellers go with low service brokerages thinking they are going to save money but in many cases it's the opposite. In our technologically advanced world you need a Realtor who can expose your property online in the best ways possible.
For example:
Showcased on Realtor.com
Featured on Realtor.com
Multiple website exposure
International Exposure
Virtual Tour
Up to 25 pictures
Free toll free 800#
Email your listing to investors & buyers in their database
Email Realtors your listing in other states
Ability to give you statistics of how many buyers have viewed your property online

If your discount broker isn't able to do these things for you...YES you should switch RIGHT AWAY before you waste more money because TIME IS MONEY and you are wasting TIME with that brokerage.

Normalina Martin, e-PRO REALTOR - Mon Jul 21 2008, 12:24

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