POINCIANA (PHN) | In part I of this article, a response was provided for the question, "Why government should help homeowners?" and laid the foundation for why the subprime fiasco is the responsibility of government, all government. Following are just a few more reasons why government must help homeowners.
Need more reasons? Go to The Poinciana CraneTM local blog.
La Caballera de PoincianaTM blog en español.
POINCIANA (PHN) | Ivan Maldonado, pastor of Bible Prophesy Revealed -- a Poinciana-based "home church" -- initiated a concept to save Poinciana from what he perceives to be crumbling community. Some local residents and area leaders disagree, citing crime rates in Poinciana far lower than anywhere in the city of Orlando. They question Maldonado's motivations.
In a community were every "village" houses between one and a half-dozen brick-and-mortar churches, Maldonado said that his plan is to unite both church and people under a concept he calls "Poinciana Vision." Maldonado already has garnered support from a number of area nonprofits.
Maldonado uses his home address as the registered location for Bible Prophesy Revealed, a church primarily run with video services on the Internet. The church shows a 2007 income of less than $25,000 and is registered as part of the nearly $3 trillion U.S. nonprofit industry. Ivan Maldonado is operations manager for Polk County Transit, which is also seeking to pull together nonprofits that provide transportation to vie for a grant being offered by the federal government.
For the most current news on this group, go to The Poinciana CraneTM local blog and subscribe to the RSS feed.
La Caballera de PoincianaTM blog en español.
Poinciana At HomeTM Realtor.®
In a recent survey of top builders in the U.S., Poinciana can boast that six of them build regularly in Poinciana. Such giants included: Lennar/U.S. Home, KB Home, Centex, Ryland Group, Maronda, and Avatar.
The Poinciana CraneTM local blog.
La Caballera de PoincianaTM blog en español.
Poinciana At HomeTM Realtor.®
Long before the housing crisis hit Poinciana, Countrywide led the community - not in home loans, but - as its number one entity foreclosing on area homes. Today, after months of bankruptcy rumors, Countrywide was bought by Bank of America. Coincidentally, Countrywide also recently donated $25,000 to LULAC, the agency leading the way to saving homeowners from foreclosure.
POINCIANA (PHN) | Our Year-Start Report starts with a chart of interest to Poinciana homeowners only. This chart shows sales of existing single family homes in Poinciana, not including such areas as Solivita, Crescent Lakes, etc. For detailed criteria used to develop the most accurate information in Poinciana contact Home@PoincianaHome.net.
Notes on Chart . . . 1. September 2004 fluctuation: Hurricanes hit through Central Florida for the first time in almost five decades bearing a direct inland blow on Poinciana. 2. June 2004 and April 2005 showed sales equal at 107 homes sold. Highest number of homes sold in one month was in June 2005 with a total of 129. The lowest number of homes sold was recently in November 2007 with a low of only 23 homes sold in a one-month period.
©Jan.2008, Darhlene E. Zeanwick. All rights reserved. Data was compiled from the MidFlorida Multiple Listing Service. This graph may not be duplicated or copied without permission.
The Poinciana CraneTM local blog. La Caballera de PoincianaTM blog en español. http://www.poincianahome.net/TM Realtor.®
Poinciana – Life in Style™
The only real estate agent owning, living, specializing in, and speaking Spanish in Poinciana, Florida. Covering homes in both Osceola and Polk counties. And, now also Poinciana's first "Green Realtor."
Darhlene Zeanwick is a specialist in selling existing homes in the southwest area of Kissimmee, an area known as Poinciana FL. If you call Poinciana home, you can count on this network to provide the most Internet-saavy real estate professional specializing in Poinciana. Some of the many qualifications and services you get with Poinciana Home . . .
Web Bi-lingualism ~ Can the agent speak more than one language? English? Spanish? Does the agent's web site translate your property's description to Spanish?
Licensed ~ Is the agent licensed? Can the agent prove it?
Quality Service ~ Can the agent provide a written promise of quality in marketing?
More then Just the MLS ~ The Multiple Listing Service is the foundation of real estate in Florida. Does the agent give you that? Does the agent offer more than just MLS services?
First-rate Status on Realtor.com ~ Has the agent locked into the National Realtors® Association "Enhanced Showcase Listings" program? Does the agent use "Virtual Tours" and many photos to help get your property noticed on the Internet?
Web Broadcasting ~ Does the agent offer at least 20 other popular web sites to market your home throughout the world?
Your Own Home Page ~ Will the agent give you your very own "home page" to market your home?
Local Newsletter ~ Does the agent distribute a preferred-customer newsletter written for your community?
Outstanding Home Brochures ~ It's a fact: Every property is unique. Likewise, every property should be described uniquely. Do the agent's marketing materials emphasize qualities and value-added?
No "Combination" Lockboxes Here ~ Are you 100% sure your home is secure? Try this test: Google "FREC." Click on "Verify a License." Pick a name, then call your agent's broker. Ask for the combination, and you'll know why Your Poinciana Realtor offers only GE electronic security lockboxes.
Virtual Tours & Podcasts ~ Does the agent own their own web site specializing in the marketing of Poinciana homes and land? Does that site support slide shows, virtual tours, and podcasts?
Attractive Signage ~ Does the agent offer rust-free, commercial-grade signage with the agent's website address clearly displayed, so buyers never have to work hard to find information on your home?
Familiarity with Market ~ Is the agent familiar enough with Poinciana to describe its layout, neigborhoods, and rules to prospective buyers?
Specialization in Market ~ Does the agent specialize in Poinciana? Does the agent own a home in Poinciana?
University-educated ~ Is the agent a graduate with at least a bachelor's degree from an accredited university?
Regular Activity Reports ~ Will the agent provide regular reports on activities and statistics?
Active Community Service ~ Does the agent actively participate or volunteer in giving back to the community, such as the Children's Miracle Network or other nonprofit organization?
Closing Calendar & Presence ~ It's not selling if you're not closing. Will the agent provide you with a closing calendar? Of more importance, will your agent be there at closing?
Trial Period ~ Hate the idea of getting into a 6-month contract? Can you get a 30-day one?
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"You have done for me . . . more . . . than Watson has done in 6 months." ~ 05/08/07, home cited for "tall grass" by the local homeowner's association while listed with Watson.
"Thank you very much for taking such good care of Angie . . . , JackZ." ~ 01/22/07, email from Virginia agent for a relocation customer.
"2006 was a dramatic year to me. Working with you was one of unforgettable memory. Your passion and profession had impressed me greatly." ~ 12/29/2006, home sold in less than 30 days.
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