Investment Airbnb Home Sales Near Disney World
#1) Windsor Hills Resort
Best in ROI because of location, guests reviews and resort consistency
#2) Emerald Island Resort
Popular because of location, open floor plans and selling price per square foot.
Luxury with High End Return
Even the rich & famous love Disney, many like their own space, and they’ll pay dearly for it.
#1 in Condos, Windsor Hills Resort
Best in ROI for condos because of location, guests reviews and resort consistency
#2 in Condos, Reunion Resort
Guests like it because it’s the largest resort in Central Florida, great location and larger open floor plans
#1 Townhomes with pools, Encantada Resort
Popular with guests because of location, nice club house and they come in 2 – 4 bedrooms most with pools.
#2 Townhomes with pools, Windsor Hills Resort
Popular with guests because of location, guests reviews, a 1st floor bedroom and resort consistency
I don't need a buyer's agent, I have AI
LISTING AGENT TO SELLER
Pssst..the home buyer across the table looks a little stressed:
He thought he knew it all:
He thought he was going to save money on his own:
He called listing agents from signs instead of a buyer’s agent:
He called listing agents from Zillow, realtor.com and redfin:
He made low verbal offers on properties that were already priced to sell:
He lost out on the 1 home he truly wanted to be his forever home because the sellers were insulted.
He looked at several other houses on several different Days with several different listing agents:
For some reason he was thinking listing agents work for buyers:
He didn’t understand why each listing agent told him they’ll let the seller know verbally, not wanting to write it up on his low offers:
He didn’t understand why none of the listing agents got back to him:
Out of frustration and time lost, he settled on a house, not his favorite but your house:
I told him as instructed you were not going to repair anything:
I didn’t recommend a good home inspector to him:
So, without guidance he settled for a less expensive home inspector thinking they were all the same:
He thought he could choose the title company for the closing:
He didn’t understand why the home he chose didn’t appraise, after all he got an zestimate from Zillow for your home:
He didn’t understand why he couldn’t cancel the contract without losing his $5k escrow deposit when the timetable for inspection results passed and the inspection report stated the A/C needed to be replaced:
He didn’t understand why he couldn’t cancel the contract without losing his $5k deposit when he asked to cancel after the appraisal contingency time period passed and the appraised value came in $17k less than the agreed price:
He didn’t understand that he could have negotiated the agreed price to the lower appraised value if he negotiated before the appraisal contingency time period ran out:
He didn’t realize if he negotiated the price to the appraised value before the appraisal contingency time period written in the contract ran out and you didn’t agree he could have cancelled the contract and retain his $5k deposit.
He didn’t realize that the title company put the $2,452 for title insurance on his side to pay instead of where it should have been on the seller’s side at closing.
He didn’t realize the community’s HOA he was buying into won’t allow him to keep his 4 dogs because they have a 2-dog limit.
He didn’t realize the community’s HOA he was buying into won’t allow him to paint the house any color that’s not on the HOA’s color chart.
He didn’t realize the home he is buying is in a flood zone where he needs flood insurance that will cost him a lot more for coverage.
He didn’t realize the lender he’s getting the mortgage from, won’t give him the mortgage unless he proves he has all of the necessary insurance including flood in place before taking ownership.
He didn’t realize that he’s paying a higher insurance rate because the roof is over 15 years old even though it is in good condition according to his discount inspector.
He didn’t realize that he’s paying a higher insurance rate because the water heater is over 12 years old even though it is in good running condition with no leaks according to his discount inspector.
As you can see looking across the closing table, he looks shocked as he looks at his ALTA because there are pre-pays on it he obviously didn’t expect, like the 6 months of insurance paid in advance today, like the 3 months of HOA dues paid in advance today and the HOA initiation fee to be paid today:
He didn’t truly realize what appraised value meant vs agreed price, because the appraised value was $17k less than the agreed price he will have to pay the $17k out of pocket today at closing. His mortgage company will only pay the % of the appraised value, not the agreed price.
This home buyer across the table from us looks even more stressed now than what he did at the beginning of this closing:
I feel bad but he called me “the listing agent” as instructed by his AI, not a buyer’s agent.
Who needs a buyer’s agent when you have AI?
There are over 40 resorts in the Disney area, we only recommend 18 and for good reasons.
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What is wonderful about buying an investment home next to Disney World is the home owner can use it any time they like. There is a wide variety of homes to choose from, if you like condos we would recommend buying a 2 to 3 bedroom condo in Windsor Hills Resort in Kissimmee Florida. Encantada Resort is a guard gated townhome community where every townhome has their own private swimming pool which paying guests love. Whatever kind of investor you are the Disney World short term rental/ Airbnb limited area has every type of structure you can think of to fit your budget or going to extreme owning a ten thousand square foot estate that has its own bowling alley where guests will pay over $3,000 a night to stay during peak season.
The LaFrance Team | MickeyHomes LLC | Brokered by Realty Hub LLC
Serving Central Florida, including Kissimmee, Davenport, Orlando, Windermere, Winter Garden, Horizon West and Clermont
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