Michael Miceli Top real estate agent in Oswego

Michael Miceli

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Real Broker NY LLC
8 Years of Experience
(11)
$3M
Total Sales Last Year
8
Years of Experience
96
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$155.2K
Average Price Point

    About Michael Miceli

    I'm Michael Miceli, RealtorĀ® with Real Broker NY LLC, serving Oswego, Fulton, and all of Oswego County. My focus is helping buyers, sellers, and investors achieve their real estate goals with confidence. Whether you're purchasing your first home, upgrading for more space, selling to maximize value, or investing in multi-family properties, I provide clear guidance, strong negotiation skills, and local market expertise. As both a licensed Realtor and active investor, I bring unique insight into what makes a property not just a home, but also a smart investment. Clients value my hands-on approach, open communication, and deep community connections. From waterfront homes in Oswego to family neighborhoods in Fulton, I know how to position my clients for success. If you're looking for the best Realtor in Oswego County, I'd love the opportunity to earn your business. Let's connect today and start your next chapter in Oswego real estate.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - New York - # 10401316398
    Designation

    Accredited Buyer's Representative, NAR's e-Pro

    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Rentals
    • Commercial Property
    • Mobile Homes
    • Residential Property

    Awards

    • rewards

      2025

      TOP AGENT

      Oswego, NY

    • rewards

      2025

      TOP AGENT

      Fulton, NY

    • rewards

      2025

      TOP AGENT

      Mexico, NY

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    Answered Questions

    How often can I refinance?

    You can refinance as many times as you want. There isn't a strict limit, but each refinance comes with costs like closing fees and an appraisal. That means it only makes sense if the savings are greater than what you pay to do it. Most people wait until rates drop by at least half a percent to a full percent before refinancing. If you refinance now and rates drop again, you can refinance again, but you'll be paying those costs twice. The best way to decide is to partner with a good lender and run the numbers: look at how much your monthly payment would go down, how long it would take to cover the costs, and whether waiting could save you more.

    Answered by Michael Miceli | Raleigh, NC, USA | 567 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 months ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    Oswego, NY, 13126

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