Carmen Aridas

Start the process early so that you can prepare yourself to make the right decision when the time to make an offer comes. Listen to your agents advice and if you have a professional, they will advise you when not to make an offer if its not right for you.

Prepare the home for showings and price correctly from the start. This will put your home in the best possible position to sell for the best price and walk away with the equity you have earned.

Being a Realtor since the early 90's we have worked with first time homebuyers, growing families, downsizing empty nest parents, relocation both corporate and personal, active adult homebuyers and second and vacation homebuyers.

We had assisted a client in purchasing a new home 2 years ago as they relocated from out of state and they called us back and said they loved their home however it was too small and needed to be closer to their family. The day we were scheduled to meet a new home just came on the market that morning and they did not even know about it and we went to see it and their were multiple offers in 1 day. With their strong financial position and our expert negotiating, they are now moved in and loving their new home.

We had recently moved from New York City and just wanted something to do where I would have the freedom to drop off and pick up our children from school without being obligated to a time clock. Being bilingual and at the start of the major growth of Orlando as a city in general the rest just snowballed into what we have today.

We continually to update our education and training to stay current on the new laws and the technology end of our industry. Although it is always basic real estate 101 that allows us to bring such value to our clients. We listen to what they tell us and our past and current success enables us to put their needs and wants ahead of our own.