Maggie Sells Central East FL Real Estate

The toilet seat lid has a reason for it's existence!

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:14:00 GMT

I just learned that when you flush your toilet, the airborne pathogens can go as far as 200 feet (most bathrooms are not that big) and can last up to a week or more and they land on everything in sight--toothbrushes, toys, and anything in your bathroom! So finally we know now why a toilet seat has a lid.

PUT YOUR TOILET LID DOWN BEFORE YOU FLUSH--you'll be safer if you do.

Laughter is the best medicine

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Thu, 14 May 2009 00:28:00 GMT

I ask you. How can you stay depressed if you watch a funny movie. Find one that makes you belly laugh and see if I'm not right. For the ladies, you have to see Mama Mia--get up and sing along and dance and make a fool of yourself. I'm not sure which one for the men, but I know one that's sort of slapstick and it's "All About Mary". There are some scenes that just had me rolling.

Now if you can suggest some movies that have made you laugh in the face of disaster, stress, depression or whatever, please share.

Reach out and help others

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Fri, 08 May 2009 02:23:00 GMT

Today something happened to me that has made me feel physically sick. I thought I was so aware of how the economy is affecting people. Well, I was wrong. It's different when you see something on the news, but when it hits you smack in the face, reality is, it hurts.

I ran into a woman today who used to work at one of our local hospitals--nice job as a customer service rep--loved what she did. After exchanging niceties, she asked me if she could borrow $10.00. Before I answered because I was taken back, I asked her to talk to me. She did. Actually words just poured out of her mouth. She told me that she had lost her job, her husband was working at Kentucky Fried Chicken, but just got laid off, her rent had not been paid on her mobile home and she didn't know it, until she got a registered letter saying she would have to leave in 30 days. She has two wonderful dogs too. She asked her husband why he hadn't paid the rent and he said, he forgot. . .I'm sure that wasn't true. One morning when she got up, she went into the living room and noticed her TV was gone. When she asked her husband what happened to it, he said he sold it. She asked well, where's the money? He said he spent it! I know this woman is hurting and scared, but I also know that her husband is feeling the same fears although he probably has nobody to talk to.

What is happening to so many people just breaks my heart. I ask that you think about your life. Is it as bad as this woman's? If not, you need to reach out to these people. They are everywhere, but most are too embarassed to let anyone know. We all need each other and we need to know that it's okay to tell people you aren't okay. It's okay to ask for help. Sure people will say no, but there are people who will say yes.

Look around you. There are so many people hurting. Maybe you are one of them. Reach out to someone who will listen if it's you or reach out to people you meet as they may be hurting. Most will not open up easily because they are just, like I said, embarassed. Many are depressed and feel hopeless. Let those in need know that you care. Maybe you don't have money to help, but listening will go a long way towards helping people heal. We aren't miracle workers, but you never know how your words and compassion can possibly be the helping hand someone in need deserves.

Count your blessings and be grateful for what you do have. There is always someone who is worse off than you and we need to recognize how many people are suffering.

Until my next post, God Bless and reach out to everyone around you. You never know, that person could be your next door neighbor.

Is Stress Getting to You? Find out what you can do

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Tue, 05 May 2009 14:23:00 GMT

If you are like me and so many others, then I know stress is definitely changing the way you think. The key words are how you are thinking.

Stress can actually be good because if handled correctly, it can point you in a direction you never thought about. What appears to be happening and I see it all the time is that stress due to job loss, death, financial problems or other things is causing us to feel paralyzed, depressed, hopeless and is shattering our dreams and even changing the way we think. Were you happy, in love, grateful before the economy took its toll and now you feel sad, depressed, unhappy, out of love, ungrateful? You can change how you feel and think!

Two months ago, my husband passed away. I can hear you offering your condolences and I thank you for them, but what has happened because of my husband's passing is what I want to talk about.

Not only did I lose my husband, I lost his income, our house, my dreams and all that was attached to him. Then it dawned on me. I must depend totally on myself. There is no life insurance as he had been sick for a while. I felt alot of pressure and could feel myself falling into a "woe is me" attitude. I felt depressed and scared about being on my own and having to support myself.

I found as I opened up to people about my loss, I got tremendous support and found within myself the courage to tackle life head on. After all, it's my life and I decided not to let it get me down. One of my friends when I thanked him for his inspiration because it helped me move forward responded with "you inspired yourself". Now that was definitely true and made me feel good. The inspiration I feel has spurred me on to start this blog in hopes or helping not only myself but others.

My intent is to make this an ongoing blog so that I can share information that I hope will be helpful to all of you out there in Internet Land who need to get on with their life after being dealt a severe blow from the economy or from life itself. Maybe you need support or just a different way of looking at things. Change happens and the events of life seem to hit us just when we think everything is grand.

On my website there is a tab that says Inspirational where you will find some helpful links to stress busters along with some great quotes from great people. Check them each out and see if they help.

My favorite link is The Secret and the bottom line of the revelation of The Secret is that we all have within ourselves the power to make our lives better--that's the secret. It doesn't come from anyone else, just each one of us.

So, if stress is getting the better of you and you need some help, I hope you'll follow my blog as I unveil how I'm dealing with it, give you some tips and hopefully, reach out to you and help you survive these tumultuous times. One thing for sure is that in six months, you will either be happier or sadder. Nothing stays the same and it is up to you and only you to make your life the best it can be. Material things don't matter as long as we have enough money to keep us going and you will be amazed at how much less you actually need. It's an eye opener. Always be open to new ideas and different ways to live your life. Remember, don't sweat the small stuff, none of us get out alive--so enjoy what you do have and once you start feeling grateful for the smallest things, your life will change for the better.

My first feeling of gratefulness is living here in Florida where it is warm, sunny, tropical and a wonderful place to feel those happy feelings again.

Feel free to share what's going on in your life--it really does help!

Imagine getting $8,000 and you don't have to pay it back!

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Sat, 02 May 2009 23:49:00 GMT

Yes, you read correctly. If you are a first time home buyer and that means never having owned a home or not having owned a home in the past 3 years.

Here is a simple example. Let's say you find a deal on a home and purchase it for $80,000. You now can get a 10% tax credit on that home, meaning it's like buying the home for $72,000 with the savings.

If you are hesitating, don't! This is only good until the end of 2009. Let me repeat that. This tax credit is only good UNTIL THE END OF 2009!! Don't wait and lose out on a super savings.

Call me or email me. There are so many great deals out there, but they are really going fast.

Everyone asks "how's the real estate market" This is what I say

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:57:00 GMT

In my experience as a Realtor, the buyer's market is Hot, Hot and even Hotter! If you could see how many homes are being purchased, you would be absolutely amazed. I say that because the people I talk to are still scared to death to jump in.

Think about this fact. Real Estate has led the economy into and out of its past two recessions. It led the economy into this one and is very likely to lead the economy back to health. In fact, as I write this on April 16, 2009, it looks very much like that is happening in many markets.

There has not been a better time for first time Buyers to buy, in decades, especially with the new $8,000 tax credit that doesn't have to be paid back. The same is true for homeowners moving up from healthier, modest price ranges to softer higher priced homes in the same metropolitan areas. Investors, who have financing, are finding incredible opportunities that are not often seen.

Sell your home for less, but buy a better, larger, smaller, more accommodating home for less also. It's your opportunity to get the home you have been thinking about for a long time, but just never pursued it.

Visit my website www.maggiesellsfloridahomes.com and contact me. I'll be happy to reassure you that you need to make your move now.

Why it is so important Now to be an Educated Buyer than ever before

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:14:00 GMT

There is alot of discussion out there about whether now is the time to buy a home. I am on the side that says if you are an educated buyer and I'll explain that in more detail and you find an educated Realtor who is putting your needs first, now IS the time to buy.

First, let me explain how you can become an educated buyer.

Determine your ability to purchase a home by going to a bank (yes, banks have gotten bad names recently, but unless you are a cash buyer or can borrow somewhere other than a bank then you need a bank).
Having said that, where do the banks borrow? The government--you should do the same--go FHA or VA if you can. That's where the money is available.
It is imperative in these times that you get prequalified by a lender because you have to find out if the bank thinks you are credit worthy.
Always check your credit score. You can go to www.mycreditreport.com to check what your score is. Banks are now looking at numbers above 700 whether it's to purchase a home or a car or whatever and lenders are looking for a much larger downpayment--20% is likely.
Once you decide how you will purchase your home you need to seriously think about where you want to purchase.
There is so much information on the Internet through websites, through public MLS information, through Realtor.com, ActiveRain.com, Zillow, Trulia and on and on.
Take the information that feels right to you and discard the rest. There will be sites telling you the value of a home you might be interested in, but unless you know the seller's situation, it doesn't matter.
Exhaust all your avenues and narrow your search to areas that appeal to you--living on the ocean, living on the river, in a gated community, in a rural community, in a deed restricted (those have covenants that each home must follow such as color, size, # of garages, size of lot, etc.), in a heavily populated area (more store availability).
In your search for homes, get the information about the neighborhood. You can use www.city-data.com to get more information
Having narrowed down either the area you are interested in or the type of home you are looking for, you can become more serious.
Find a Realtor who is familiar with the area of interest and make sure you have put alot of thought into what is important to be included in your home--how many bedrooms minimum, baths minimum, type of flooring--carpet, wood, tile, laminate, garage stalls minimum, pool, heated or not heated, screened in or not, the structure--frame, concrete block, etc., what kind of roof--cedar shakes, tile, metal, 3-D shingles (also known as architectural), sidewalks, underground utilities, size of bedrooms, do you want a master suite and what do you want in it--jetted tub, separate shower, dual sinks, what kind of kitchen--modern, country, contemporary, what kind of cabinets, countertops--granite (high end), laminate, solid surface, concrete, type of appliances--if stainless steel is a must and the home you are interested in doesn't have that, look at the shape the appliances are in and figure a price drop in your offer so you can get those stainless steel appliances later on.
Realize the more specific you are in your detail and wish list, the less homes will be available to you. But, if you know what you want why waste your time on homes that don't fit the bill?
Once you have communicated with a Realtor and you have some homes you are scheduled to see, keep the following in mind as you look at each one:
Look beyond the "stuff" which is furniture, paintings, photographs, knick knacks, wall color or wall covering, dirt (oh my you wouldn't think you would find it in a home looking for a buyer, but sometimes it's there!). I hear so many buyers mention that they just love the lamp or the art work. None of this will stay with the home once you purchase it. The only thing that would go against that statement is if you are really lovin' the seller's "stuff" and want to make that part of the purchase.Ask yourself how you feel as you approach the neighborhood, how do you feel as you approach the front door, what is your first reaction when you just walk inside. Now, if you are quickly turned off, don't give up just yet--walk through (remember the sellers most likely spent a day cleaning and preparing for your visit) and see if there are some highlights that stand out in your mind. Take notes--this is so important because once you have looked at say 3-5 homes, they all blend in and it is very difficult to remember which one had what. Honestly, they do all blend in and you could swear the second home had the gorgeous kitchen with the walk in pantry, but actually in reality it was the third one. Notes are great when you have toured your homes and are sitting down to a glass of wine or a cool glass of lemonade away from the hustle and bustle of being in each home.
Don't look at buying a home as a short-term investment. In this day, homes are what they used to be--places where people lived their lives in the comfort of their home and put money into their home for the long term.
Let your Realtor tell you based on his or her research the important things about each home you are considering buying--things that they have access to that you may not.
Share as much information as you are comfortable with sharing with your Realtor so he or she is informed as much as possible about you--it can only help you in the long run.
Trust that the Realtor you choose will work the hardest for your long-term investment.
Choose only one Realtor who will devote their time to you.

2. Now, and only after all your research, is the time to buy because the home you buy will have been given as much thought and research it deserves.

3. You will not be disappointed should you decide I'm the Realtor for you!

The Florida Portability Opportunity and Your Home

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 12:12:00 GMT

“If you move into a new home after January 1, 2008, and by January 1, 2009, and had a previous homestead exemption in either 2007 or 2008, you must apply for your 2009 homestead exemption and the transfer of your "Save Our Homes" benefit by March 1, 2009. In future years, you will be able to transfer your “Save Our Homes” benefit to a new home if you had the homestead exemption on your old home in either of the two preceding years.”

http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/transfersoh.pdf

Below is a link for further information

http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property

Also, for additional specific information and required forms for application, go to the county Tax Assessor’s Link in the county where you are currently living and also to the Tax Assessor’s Link in the county where you will be moving:

http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/appraisers.html

Please feel free to call or email me if you have questions.

Don't we all need a "Life Coach"?

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 17:56:00 GMT

At times we are all “life coaches” and at other times we need “life coaches”. Emotion is always at the center of activity and making a move is only second to the biggest stress producer which is the death of a loved one! A “life coach” helps you through stressful times!

When you are involved in buying a home or selling a home, internal stresses can affect your ability to make good decisions, and being overwhelmed can cause you to shut down rather than move forward.

At a time when you are dealing with most likely the priciest and most valuable asset, your home, you need to count on your ability to make good decisions. That is the part that I look forward to because with the tools I can share with you, I can assist you with staying on track and help you through the emotional process without making mistakes or overlooking vital pieces of information.

Now, as a buyer or seller, if you had the option of choosing an agent who would get your house purchased or sold and maintain a professional distance, or an agent who would provide that service, but would also help you cope emotionally with the change – who would you pick?

As a culture, we are cocooning. We are spending less time interacting in person with the people around us. This is causing people to feel isolated and disconnected from society. Where there is fear (as there is in almost every real estate transaction), there is an even greater need for that connection.

Please keep in mind when you chose to work with me, you will get not only my professional expertise, but a life coaching relationship that will benefit you all around and make your purchase or sale something you will remember with happiness and satisfaction rather than feeling like you made a mistake.

I'll tell you why you should buy now!

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 18:34:00 GMT

I hear people saying "Why should I buy now when prices are going to stay the same or go down further". My response to them and to you is the following:

Ask yourself this question--what homes sell the fastest? The correct answer is homes that are priced right. From there the homes that sell the fastest are those homes in the best location and are the PRETTIEST homes!

So, keeping that in mind, don't you want the prettiest home available in the best location? Of course you do! Therefore, while you wait for prices to come down further or stay where they are or even start to go up, you lose the opportunity to own the prettiest home out there now. Buyers will always be looking for the prettiest home in the best location. Even in less desireable locations, buyers will always be looking for the prettiest homes--the ones that offer better-than-average appliances, beautiful master bedrooms and baths, great kitchens, laundry rooms, screened in lanais and good neighborhoods.

Therefore remember, while you wait, there will be buyers out there ready to lock in their pretty homes and throw away the key to the others. Don't miss out!! Be the buyer who gets the best home available. Call me 321-626-8756

How Florida Legislation is attempting to cut taxes so homes are more affordable!

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Sun, 02 Sep 2007 14:20:00 GMT

Legislature Passes Historic $32 Billion Property Tax Relief and Reform

I just received the lastest email update with the following news......

Yesterday the Legislature passed a historic property tax relief and reform package that will cut property taxes for property owners in Florida by almost $32 billion dollars statewide over the next five years.

We have a simple message for Florida's property owners: help is on the way. The $32 billion dollars in relief will make a real difference in the lives of Floridians - this isn't just a first step forward, it is the first giant leap forward - still, I believe more can be done. There is more waste that can be cut from government, government can provide greater value to the taxpayers, there are more taxpayer protections that must be put in place, and there are greater tax savings that this Legislature can provide to Floridians.

The centerpiece of the plan is the constitutional amendment that Florida voters will vote on January 29, 2008. House Joint Resolution 3B will provide the greatest savings for Florida's homeowners by creating a "Super Homestead" exemption which will provide an average 44% reduction on most home-owners tax bills. The constitutional amendment eliminates inequities in our current property tax system, provides Tangible Personal Property (TPP) tax relief to Florida's businesses and eliminates 77% - more than $1 million - of Florida's small businesses from the TPP tax rolls, helps businesses by pumping more money into our economy, and helps non-homestead owners by lowering the barriers to homeownership, and lets property owners choose how their homes will be taxed in the future.

The property tax relief and reform package approved yesterday also includes a statutory tax relief bill, House Bill 1B, that will immediately cut taxes and cap future tax increases for all property owners; limit local governments' ability to unnecessarily raise taxes in the future; and provide immediate savings to homeowners, second homeowners, and commercial property owners.

The only limits to our future success as a state are the unfair limits government applies to our people through unnecessary taxation - it will be the charge of the House of Representatives, as long as I preside over it, to destroy those barriers to prosperity.

Sincerely,

Marco Rubio
Speaker, Florida House of Representatives

The bills approved yesterday:

HJR 3B by Representative Cannon "Property Tax: Constitutional Relief & Reform"

Offers $16 billion of tax relief over five years.

The savings by property type in 2008 are:

Average Homestead switching from Save Our Homes: 44% ($1,306)
Average Non-homestead Residential: 8% ($245)
Average Commercial/Industrial: 8% ($1,240)
Average Tangible Personal Property savings: 17% ($262)
Allows homeowners to choose between Save Our Homes or the new plan.
No one will lose their current Save Our Homes protections unless they choose to.
Homeowners will be allowed to choose between their current Save Our Homes protections or the new, "Super Homestead" and expanded taxpayer protections under the constitutional amendment.
This creates a form of portability for homeowners who would otherwise lose significant tax savings when they move.
Rather than starting over with only a $25,000 homestead exemption and zero Save Our Homes protections, the homeowner would immediately have a homestead exemption up to $195,000 as soon as they move in.
Creates a new "Super Homestead" exemption to transform the inequitable Florida property tax system.
The new exemption covers 75% of the first $200,000 of value and 15% of the next $300,000.
Thus, the maximum super exemption is $195,000.
All homesteads will receive at least a $50,000 exemption.
Qualifying low-income seniors will receive at least a $100,000 exemption.
The upper $500,000 threshold is indexed to grow with changes in Florida personal income, which generally increases 4% per year.
Authorizes a new $25,000 Tangible Personal Property (TPP) exemption for businesses.
This creates immediate savings of hundreds of dollars for TPP-paying business owners.
It also eliminates the administrative burden of filing a tax return for $1 million of Florida's 1.3 million businesses that pay tangible personal.
Authorizes targeted relief for affordable housing and working waterfront properties. Implements tax reform and relief for 2008 tax bills, provided the Legislature votes for a special election in January 2008 (HB 5B).

HB 1B by Representative Attkisson "Property Tax: Immediate Statutory Relief"

Creates meaningful and immediate tax relief for all properties in Florida this year.
Homestead property owners save an average of 7% ($174).
Non-homestead residential property owners save an average of 7% ($199).
Commercial/industrial property owners save an average of 6% ($941).
Tangible personal property taxpayers save an average of 6% ($92).
Requires all local governments except school districts to cut taxes this year.
First, cities, counties, and independent special districts must reduce taxes for the 2007-2008 Fiscal Year by adopting the 2006-2007 tax levy, adjusted for new construction (i.e., adopt the rolled-back rate).
Next, cities and counties must further reduce taxes by a factor based on whether they have recently levied property taxes responsibly or excessively, compared to a statewide average. The reduction factor will be 3%, 5%, 7%, or 9%.
All independent special districts are required to implement the 3% reduction factor.
Requires all local governments except school districts to cap annual property tax revenue growth.
Property tax revenue growth will only be allowed to increase in proportion to population growth (i.e., new construction) and growth of Florida personal income (which averages 4% annually).
A revenue cap creates unprecedented protections for all Florida properties - especially commercial properties and non-homestead residential properties, which currently have no specific protection.
Protects taxpayers while allowing local flexibility by requiring a rigorous procedure to override the required revenue cap.
Depending on the extent to which the local authority wants to exceed the revenue cap, varying supermajority votes are required.
A slight increase requires a 2/3 vote, while a larger increase will require either a unanimous vote or approval by local voters.
Implements provisions authorized in the constitutional reform plan (HJR 3B).
The implemented provisions are:
The new "super" homestead exemption.
The new homestead exemption for low-income seniors.
The grandfathering provisions that allow certain homeowners to maintain Save Our Homes benefits.
Homeowners will be allowed to choose between their current Save Our Homes protections or the new, "Super Homestead" and expanded taxpayer protections under the constitutional amendment.
The new tax protections for affordable housing.

Find out what President Bush has in store to help homeowners SURVIVE this mess!

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Sun, 02 Sep 2007 14:15:00 GMT

Click on the following link to be kept abreast of what is happening in Washington to help homeowners in trouble.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/08/20070831-4.html

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 20:16:00 GMT

Maggie, can I save money going directly to the listing agent?

Maggie, I like older homes and mature neighborhoods but I am worried about repairs and upkeep, and the newer homes have a lot to offer. What are the pros and cons?

Maggie, I have heard the market is in a downturn, what is it like in your area?

Maggie, should I go a 100% percent loan or pay 20% down -- I plan to live in the house for about 4 yrs?

Maggie, are all real estate agents sleazebags?[:'(]

If you would like answers to the questions above or have other questions you would like to ask me, please do so. I'll be happy to provide the answers!

Single Story For Sale in Grant

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 17:29:00 GMT

REDUCED! Builder's loss, your gain

• 2,675 sq. ft., 3 bath, 4 bdrm single story "Very open plan" - MLS® #454751 $550,900 - On over an acre

Grant, Brevard County - $100,000 under appraised value!!! Magnificent Florida style home in desirable Cypress Creek Estates completed August 2005, split floor plan with 9 - 12 foot ceilings and tray ceilings, tile and berber throughout, triple sliders overlooking screened heated pool and hot tub with waterfall feature, island kitchen, butler's pantry, solid surface countertops, maple cabinetry, master bedroom on one side with french doors leading to pool area, huge master bath with roman shower, separate jacuzzi tub, double sinks, walk-in closet, two linen closets, ceiling fans, breakfast nook with butted glass overlooking pool and built-ins all on over an acre with view of pond and preserve where no one can build behind and a 3-car garage. Turn-key operation. Builder's pride in craftsmanship shows throughout!

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Single Story For Sale in Grant

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Wed, 27 Dec 2006 15:55:00 GMT

REDUCED! Builder's loss, your gain

• 2,675 sq. ft., 3 bath, 4 bdrm single story "Very open plan" - MLS® #423289 $469,000 - Well worth the luxury

Grant, Brevard County - HOME APPRAISED FOR $650,000 WHEN BUILT!!!! This will be going as a short sale with 5% commission. Approval by bank necessary! Magnificent Florida style home in desirable Cypress Creek Estates completed August 2005, split floor plan with 9 - 12 foot ceilings and tray ceilings, tile and berber throughout, triple sliders overlooking screened heated pool and hot tub with waterfall feature, island kitchen, butler's pantry, solid surface countertops, maple cabinetry, master bedroom on one side with french doors leading to pool area, huge master bath with roman shower, separate jacuzzi tub, double sinks, walk-in closet, two linen closets, ceiling fans, breakfast nook with butted glass overlooking pool and built-ins all on over an acre with view of pond and preserve where no one can build behind and a 3-car garage. Turn-key operation. Builder's pride in craftsmanship shows throughout!

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If you are a home buyer read this

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 12:43:00 GMT

The Florida home buying market is HOT!. If you are considering making the move to purchase a home in one of the most desireable places in the U.S., now is the time. Interest rates are again at historical lows. That means for example, if you are looking to purchase a home around $200,000, you can now purchase a $216,000.00 home for the same monthly payment. We have some incredible homes for sale that are just a little under $200,000 made out of concrete block and consist of 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2-car garage and 2,000 square feet under air available.

Don't wait for prices to go lower, because in my professional opinion, if you wait too long, mortgage rates start heading higher and especially if you are paying rent, that money goes up in smoke! Get in while prices are as terrific! Call me on my "sell" phone at 321-626-8756 or email me today!

Please post any questions you may have regarding mortgages and availability of homes or any other question you might have about living in this great sunshine state. By the way, today, the weather is gorgeous and in the mid 70's!

Single Story For Sale in North Dade Country Club Village--SOLD

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 06:00:00 GMT

Living in Luxury!

• 3,118 sq. ft., 2 bath, 4 bdrm single story - MLS® $500,000 - Huge "Old Florida Style"

North Dade Country Club Village, North Miami - Here is your opportunity to own a BREATHTAKING 4 BED/2 BATH "OLD FLORIDA" STYLE--HUGE! 3,180 sq. ft. sitting on builder's half acre lot in the luxury, gated, guarded village of North Dade Country Club Village. This peaceful community enjoys no through traffic.

The home consists of a beautiful new kitchen done in Cherry Thermafoil cabinetry with glass accented doors, new stainless steel appliances and lazy susan plus pull out drawers, large pantry, granite countertops, high hat recessed lighting. Enjoy the master suite with elegant spa bath w/Jacuzzi not to mention skylights, formal LR and DR, ceiling fans/lights, alarm system, sprinkler, intercom, storm shutters, washer and dryer!

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Commercial For Sale in South Melbourne--Leased

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 06:00:00 GMT

DOWNTOWN Melbourne!

• 1,005 sq. ft. commercial "Concrete Block with Tile Roof" - MLS® #442002 $1,600 - Commercial Lease

South Melbourne, Melbourne - Unbelievable PRIME location right on the corner of Strawbridge Ave and McQuaid, just minutes from Main St and all the walking traffic. This professional space would be perfect for your business with the location to Main St. and the walking traffic and it also has plenty of onsite parking. It provides not only an upscale designer feel to it, but it also offers two offices with private bath, private entrance and as stated before, in a perfect location for your business. The concrete block and tile roof give this building the charm that will entice your customers to want to come in. Plans are in the making for creating an elegant backdrop for your business. Also there is the possibility for more space if you need it. You won't be sorry, but you will need to make up your mind now before it goes to someone else!

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Commercial Almost 3/4 Acre For Sale on Palm Bay Rd Reduced to $40,000!!!

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 06:00:00 GMT

Prime Location

• 28,800 sq. ft. commercial - MLS® #441539 $249,900 - Opportunity Awaits

NE Palm Bay, Palm Bay - Desireable commercial DOUBLE lot right on corner of Palm Bay Rd and Braun. This area is perfect for professional office buildings, car wash, retail or anything else that will blend into the "beautification of Palm Bay" plan in the works with boardwalk, traffic circle and right of way. Here is your opportunity to own a lot in a growing area of Palm Bay where your business will be in full swing at a great price!

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Lot / Land For Sale in Grant

Maggie Langon-Antiposti — Fri, 07 Jul 2006 06:00:00 GMT

Cypress Creek Phase 1 in Grant

• 56,406 sq. ft. lot / land "Buildable" - MLS® #430859 $179,900 - Best Priced Lot!!

Grant, Brevard County - Your chance to own a beautiful acre + in one of South Brevard's most prestigious communities, Cypress Creek Phase 1. Build now or hold for future investment. This lot is priced below comparable lots in this deed restricted development. Homes and lawns are meticulously maintained and location to Sebastian Inlet and the Indian River are just down the road. Build away from the maddening crowd, yet close enough to everything. Enjoy as an owner the Annual Grant Seafood Festival. You are only minutes away from marinas, beaches, golf and within Cypress Creek Estates you can play tennis and attend our festivals.

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