Two Story, Built 2003, 2 Car Garage. 4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, Cul-de-Sac Location, 2332 Heated SF

Situated at the end of a low traffic cul.de.sac with pond view to rear.  4 bedroom, 2.5 bath two story features formal living and dining rooms with separate family room open to kitchen and informal dining space.  All bedrooms are on the second level.  Kitchen has work island.  The garage has been partially finished and has a wall unit A/c + french doors opening to the back yard

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HUD-1 (Signatures according to area practice)

Repeat Buyers – Proof of living in prior property for 5-8 years

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Looking at new construction?  Coldwell Banker Ackley Realty has specialized New Home Buyer Associates that will assist you in negoticiating the best price available from the builder.  Our professional service is free to the buyer, saving you time and money is our goal!

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The KUA board of directors just approved two contracts to for engineering services to upgrade two electric sunbstations.

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Construction will bring 1000s of jobs to the Central Florida area.  Upon completition in 2014 the rail will serve residents and visitors linking the two cities together. 

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“While it was expected that cities from states with the highest levels of foreclosure activity would top the charts, there is evidence that we’re entering a new wave of foreclosures, driven more by unemployment and economic hardship than what we’ve seen over the past few years,” said RealtyTrac CEO James J. Saccacio.

Osceola County, meanwhile, had the highest foreclosure rate in the Orlando MSA with 12.5 percent, or one in every eight homes receiving a filing.  The Orlando MSA was one of eight Florida metro areas among the nation’s top 20 with the highest foreclosure rates. Only California had more, with nine MSAs in the top 20.”

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Each and every day from Kissimmee, Fl to Orlando and everywhere else, buyers make often times end up making the same mistakes without even realizing it. Whether their buying a foreclosure or a new home here are five common mistakes home buyers make and ways in which they can be avoided in there real estate search.

1. Working with the wrong agent – Too many times home buyers, especially the ones searching for their first home pick out a agent that doesn’t understand there mindset or isn’t able to properly help them in there home search quest. For this the solution is to simply research and then research some more about the agent, including things like there track record and who they work for if they do work for a real estate office.
2. Failing to view the bigger picture – That new home far from the stress of life sure may sound like a good idea right now but what about later down the road? What happens if someone gets sick? Or starts a new job? Or what will the area be like if no one else moves in nearby? Keeping these thoughts in mind while searching for a home will save time, money and prevent unneeded stress from happening.
3. No Pre-Approval – Often times this valuable step is left out thinking getting approval happens after they find the home they like and by doing this brings on added stress and leaves there dream home open for other buyers to purchase. So before you go house hunting be sure to get pre-approved.
4. Hesitation – There is the saying that goes, “Delay is danger” and many times a home buyer will hesitate thinking there is more to look at and of course this is true but there will only be that home you know is the one for you once you step foot inside of it.
5. Fix these or no deal – Many a time a home buyer will want everything on the inspection list to be fixed before they put a offer and more times than none this is there downfall. Best thing to do is focus on the big ticket items, small things like painting can be turned into a fun moving in project.

By avoiding these five mistakes you will find that not only is there lest stress and a more pleasant home buying experience but also a greater sense of satisfaction later on down the road.