So, What Happens To Tenants When A Home is Foreclosed?
A common occurrence we’re running into Southwest Florida while showing buyers real estate is tenant occupied properties. It’s not unusual to have a tenant in a property, but to have the majority of properties we show in one day be tenant occupied is unusual. The real estate boom produced its share of rental properties.
As a real estate agent organizing properties for my buyers to view I am now making appointments for about 50% more properties than needed because of the “failure rate”. By failure rate I mean, the appointments will be cancelled or not accepted by the tenant. We can’t get in unless the tenant approves the appointment. It is understandable that sometimes life interferes with appointment time frames. People have company in town, kids are sick home from school or maybe they just didn’t have time to clean up. I can’t help but think that most of the time the tenants are just being difficult. They don’t realize it, but they could unknowingly be contributing to the expedited eviction that they will soon face.
Continue Reading: For Sale While For Rent






Today I will be out with a lovely couple from Wisconsin looking for their Florida home. I try to stay upbeat and not hyper critical of what other agents consider "marketing" but it's a nightmare, plain and simple. It is literally a struggle for me to show your
Saturday open houses with a bright blue sky are usually a bust, but today I actually had more than a few visitors. I ran out of flyers, as a matter of fact. Traffic was good in spite of the picture perfect weather I was staring at through the window. Usually, when it's THAT nice outside people are hitting 

Looking for a great reason to blog? Write that Valentine post like this, now: