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Don't become just another number to a large law firm. You'll be transferred from office to office while being offered additional services to purchase, but never getting the communication that you deserve concerning the sale of your home.
Please feel free to use this site as an education resource for short sales, foreclosures and more. Feel free to contact us directly regarding any questions you may have; we look forward to helping you!
We care about you and your family. It's that simple.
Kara Homes & Associates is one of Central Florida's leading real estate brokerages, and we're dedicated to successfully selling your home. We specialize in short sale transactions, but that knowledge and experience makes our team an ideal choice for anyone looking to sell their home. Whether you're looking to short sale or to sell your home traditionally, allow us to expedite the process for you by making it quick, efficient and stress free.
Don't be fooled by large law firms that spend hundreds of thousands of dollars annually on marketing campaigns that promise to help. These same firms have high overhead expenses that are passed down to you as expensive retainer fees that are required for you to pay up front.
We provide the same short sale services to our clients for free. We only get compensated by your lender after we have successfully gotten your short sale approved. This means our files are processed faster than a firm that collects money before they even provide any services. Our services cost you nothing. In fact, a large percentage of our clients get money at closing through relocation programs that offer between $3,000 and $20,000 to sellers!
Those looking for more signs that the housing market in Orlando is being revitalized need look no further than the upcoming Meritage community at Lake Nona.
Bank of America continues its trend of being all over real estate news as of late by offering new cash incentives for distressed homeowners whom decide to utilize short sales in lieu of foreclosing.
Awaiting results from a study being conducted to determine whether the desire for such a train is high enough to support funding, the Florida East Coast Railway could start construction as early as next year on the one billion dollar project.
Do you want to have a say in how Florida spends its hefty share of the mortgage settlement from back in February? Well, today is your last chance.
The Florida Attorney General’s Office will continue to take suggestions via email or phone call throughout the day on how to spend the $300 million that the state has been allotted for aiding homeowners who found themselves foreclosed upon as a result of “robo-signing” practices.