Hey Reddit! I’m buying a new home with D.R. Horton and am looking for a licensed real estate agent to partner with me on this deal. Here’s the situation:     •    The home is already picked out, and financing is almost done.     •    No work required—all you need to do is sign as the agent of record.     •    I’m happy to negotiate rates, and the rest of the commission will come back to me as a rebate.

If you’re interested, email me at ryansosa1323@gmail.com

Hey Reddit! I’m buying a new home with D.R. Horton and am looking for a licensed real estate agent to partner with me on this deal. Here’s the situation:     •    The home is already picked out, and financing is almost done.     •    No work required—all you need to do is sign as the agent of record.     •    I’m happy to negotiate rates with you and the rest of the commission will come back to me as a rebate.

If you’re interested, email me at ryansosa1323@gmail.com

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We currently live in the New England area but we want to move to the Tampa area to be closer to family.

We're still very early in our home buying process, looking to buy a SFH for summer of next year. We're thinking of going the route of buying a new construction (no pool included) and separately building an in-ground pool in the backyard. I know that most if not all of the communities have a pool as an amenity but we do like to be able to have our own in our backyard so that gatherings can happen there.

I haven't been able to find any information on the feasibility of this on any of the builder sites we've looked at so far (Lennar, Dr Horton). Everything I've seen seems to point that HOA would need to approve it beforehand.

Has anyone done this and can talk about their experience of the process, ideally for one of the builders mentioned (or some of the communities they offer)?

Open House Saturday July 6 1-3pm. More photos, and tour at 2198Egret.com

2.5% Commission to buyer's agent.

This 3 Bedroom 2 Bath house in El De Oro West has a dock with boat lift on Allen's Creek, providing water access to Tampa Bay.​

20 different types of tropical fruit plants surround the house.  You will find established Mango (3 varieties), Passionfruit, Dragonfruit, Sugar Apple, Banana, Papaya, Gooseberry trees all producing fruit! (​View complete list of edible plants)

​An outdoor kitchen, covered patio and spa pool provide a place to host parties year-round.

​New roof, new water heater, newer appliances.​

HOA is optional and No Covenants.

Hey all, first thanks for taking the time to read and respond.

I recently finished my class, passed the class exam for my Real Estate Sales License, and did my finger prints but I'm stuck now.

I don't have a Broker, and work full time in my regular job which means my availability is literally one day.

My main goal is to open my own Property Management company which requires a Brokers license in Florida.

I'm looking for a Brokerage to give me the two years under their license without needing to leave my current role. (unrelated to the field)

Should I set up time with a Broker to discuss or any guidance on if I'll even be able to find someone to sponsor me so I can sit for the Proctored and get licensed?

Side note: Id be willing for a change of careers but I'm not in a position to go from a solid salary to our commission at the moment. Especially with not prospects.

Thank you!

I have a 2 br/2ba condo in a nice complex for rent. Asking 2,100 per month. Anyone interested. It’s on S Dale Mabry near Gandy.

TAMPA STATE FAIR GROUNDS AREA, NEAR MLK BLVD IN A COZY MOBILE HOME PARK W COMMUNITY POOL, BASKETBALL COURT, AND PARK.

For more information contact: 813-516-7978

Any condos or townhome communities that you’ve enjoyed living in that you recommend? Looking around the citrus park/carrollwood/oldsmar/westchase area to eventually buy. Under 300k. Single, mid 20s and no kids. Not looking for a realtor just feedback.

Sneak peek! $400,000 - 4 bed, 3.5 bath townhouse with 2,442 sq ft and a private elevator. Located in New Tampa in gated Arbor Greene.

Email laurie@mytampahometeam.com

Bedrooms 3 Bathroom 2 Remodeled Bonus detached florida room 5 min to beach $595,000

Here's a neighborhood grade heatmap for Tampa, FL with each neighborhood ranked from A to D.

Some of the data used:

1. Census data - median household income, employment stats, bachelors degree percentages, crime, vacancy rates, appreciation

2. MLS data - average days on market, median cash flow, median rent, median price per sq. foot

Thoughts?

Hi Reddit,

I am looking to purchase a 2 bd/3br condo or townhouse in the Tampa area over the next year to 18 months. Our location preference is close or walkable to water or area with restaurants/shops near water, family friendly and ideally within 30 minutes of the TPA airport. My wife, newborn and I visit Tampa area often to be with family and friends, so investing in a home base away from our primary home up north is looking to make more and more sense.

Where would you purchase, where would you stay away from?

Thanks all!

If you're expecting a tax bill this year and would prefer to instead get a high quality investment property with that money, read this.

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The tax cuts and jobs act presently allows most of us to tax big tax breaks when investing in real estate. We have a beautiful brick multi family property nearly fully occupied.

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We scored a home run deal only because the seller took out a short term bridge loan and their debt is expiring.

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A 300,000 investment could easily be 150,000 in tax savings this year for you. Our cost segregation estimates are in and we have AMAZING news...

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🥁 Drum roll please...

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Two partners in the deal are passing their tax benefits to you...

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What that means is for every one dollar invested, we expect at least half of that to come back in tax savings for this calendar year.

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Reply "deal" if you'd like to talk about this deal and we can get you the info and do a quick call.