As the Royal Palms Youth Bowling Season winds down, we'd like to congratulate all our bowlers on their commitment and many accomplishments during the season. ...more

April 27, 2009

MIDFLORIDA Real Estate Sales LLC announces the addition of two independent real estate companies, expanding its reach in the local market. ...more

January 25, 2009

Dale Stewart has had a busy August. Last week, the Realtor from C.S. Edwards Realty Inc. signed three contracts and knows that all C.S. Edwards agents have been busy showing homes. "Sales are picking up and prices are dropping," she said Thursday, minutes before taking a phone call from a prospective buyer interested in a brand new, four-bedroom home in Orange Blossom. ...more

September 2, 2008

When it comes to customer service, attention to detail and individual attention regarding your biggest investment, Kim is a professional. ...more

July 27, 2008

Perez Joins RE/MAX Realty Plus II Alfredo Perez is pleased to announce his association with RE/MAX Realty Plus II in Lake Placid. A Realtor since 2005, Alfredo was top agent in sales and listings in 2006 and was awarded the prestigious Rookie of the Year award by fellow Realtors. In 2007, he was the overall top listing agent at his previous office and holds a mortgage broker license. ...more

July 13, 2008

SEBRING — An old approach to avoiding foreclosure is finding new life in Florida's depressed real estate market. When a homeowner can't repay the loan, banks will sometimes accept a "short sale." That is, the mortgage holder will allow a real estate agent to sell the property for less than the balance of the note, and the remainder is forgiven by the bank. "This is becoming more and more popular due to the rate of foreclosure," said Jenifer McMullian, a real estate sales agent with C.S. Edwards Realty Inc. Grace Bloodwell, who writes for HowToDoThings.com, suggested asking a real estate agent to confirm the value of the property with a comparative market analysis. Then total the cost of selling the property, which may include mortgage payments, legal fees and closing costs. Subtract that against the expected sale price. If it doesn't equal the total of all loans against the property, consider a short sale. ...more

October 27, 2007