by Ben | Apr 6, 2019 | Orlando Home Sales, Real Estate Blog
It’s no secret that finding and buying a home is a huge undertaking. The time and research that goes into the process can be exhausting and frustrating. There can be times where you want to give up and just stay where you are. The good news: this day in age, it... 
by Ben | Mar 2, 2019 | Orlando, Orlando Home Sales, Real Estate Blog, Real Estate Investment
When someone first thinks of Orlando, they typically think of Disney, decent proximity to the beach, and just an overall great place to live. With news that Orlando’s economy is expected to greatly increase this year, as it has over the past few, it is definitely a... 
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Jan 22, 2019 | Orlando Home Sales, Orlando Rental Market, Real Estate Blog, Real Estate Investment
If you have ever thought about getting into the property investing business before, 2019 may be the year to start. The real estate market is constantly shifting, and an investment may be a great idea in an always-evolving market. However, it’s important to... 
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Dec 31, 2018 | Home Mortgage, Orlando Home Sales, Orlando Rental Market, Real Estate Blog
Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or rent a house in 2019, there are some factors that you need to seriously consider before you make any decisions. Traditionally, the housing market has been a limited number of homes at high prices. Also, keep in mind that rising... 
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Nov 3, 2018 | Orlando Home Sales, Real Estate Blog
It’s no secret that the holidays can be a pretty hectic time. There always seems to be family coming in and out of town, different parties to attend, and of course, pretty rough (cold) weather in some areas. However, if you happen to be looking for a house during this... 
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Oct 5, 2018 | Orlando Home Sales, Real Estate Investment
When you are looking into buying a house, the first thing you need to think about is your budget. Do you have enough saved up? Will the lender give you enough of a loan? What is a loan based off of, anyway? Is it my income? My credit? Am I even qualified to get...