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Frequently Asked Questions

It varies widely depending on proximity to the water. Beachside communities carry a premium, while inland cities offer noticeably more square footage per dollar. We can pull current numbers for any specific city you are considering.

Taxes are based on assessed value and vary by city and special district. If the home is your primary residence, the Homestead Exemption lowers that meaningfully. We pull the exact tax history on any property before you make an offer.

Not every home requires it. It depends on the FEMA flood zone the property sits in. Lenders require it in high risk zones and it is optional but often worth it elsewhere. We check the flood zone on every property before you make an offer, not after.

Beachside means you are on the barrier island, east of the Intracoastal, with walking access to the Atlantic. Expect higher prices and higher insurance. Mainland means more house for the money and a short drive to the beach. Both are good answers depending on how often you actually plan to be on the sand.

Common in condos and newer subdivisions, rare in older single family neighborhoods. Beachside condo fees can be substantial because they cover building insurance, which has risen sharply across Florida. We show you the fee and what it covers before you get attached to a property.

Yes, and a large share of our buyers do. We handle video walkthroughs, remote document signing and coordination with local inspectors and lenders. Many clients close without visiting more than once.

Roughly an hour by car to downtown Orlando and about 75 minutes to Orlando International Airport from the coast. Daytona Beach International is 20 minutes from most of the region.

If the property is your permanent primary residence as of January 1st, you can apply for an exemption that removes up to 50,000 dollars from your assessed value, plus the Save Our Homes cap limiting annual assessment increases to 3 percent or the change in CPI, whichever is lower. Second homes and investment properties do not qualify.

With financing, typically 30 to 45 days from accepted offer to closing. Cash purchases can close in two weeks. Appraisals, insurance binders and title issues stretch that, and we flag them early rather than at the last minute.

Three things: the building's reserve funds, its most recent structural inspection and its insurance history. Florida tightened condo safety and reserve requirements after 2021, and some buildings have passed large special assessments to owners. We review the association documents with you before you commit.