Or isn't it? A lot of sellers somehow manage to find a Realtor that will list their property way over market value. The Realtor invests a lot of time, money and energy in this listing, but it will never sell. So, six month go by, the seller is very unhappy the realtor is frustrated and the lisitng agreement is canceled. Mr. Seller goes and finds another Realtor and lists again. So, what do you think? Will the grass be greener on the other side? Will the next Realtor get the house sold? In today's market and I can not say it often enough, there are not miracles. The property has to be priced competitively and the advertising and marketing of the property has to be very aggressive. Only when these two things go together your home or condo will sell. The longer it is on the market the more buyers you loose, and the less you will get for your home or condo. If you are serious about seliing your property, do not waste time, do not listen to the "not a problem Realtor" look at the comparable sales and price your home correctly.
The Sunset Vista is a Condo / Hotel complex on Treasure Island Florida.
It was built in 2005 and has a total of 192 units. All units have a view onto the beach, some face southwest others northwest and some of them a facing directly west. At the moment we have 18 units for sale at the Sunset Vistas. Pet are not allowed, but you can rent it out by the day if you wanted. As in most Condo Hotels the owner usage is restricted to 90 days per year and therefore as you might guess, you can not homestead this property. 
These condos have come down dramaticly in price from when they were sold a few years ago. Now you can get them somewhere from $300 per sf. to $500 per sf (depends on the view) Nearly all of the Sunset Vista condos are 2 bedroom 2 bath units around 900 sf., granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. They come completely furnished, and rent-ready. On-site rental office is in place or you can rent them out yourself.
The Sunset Vista is a true vacation resort, it features a cafe, 2 pools, a spa, a tiki beach bar, a fitness room and beautiful landscaping. If you are looking for a vacation home or income property the Sunset Vistas might be it for you.
The location is great; right on the sandy beaches in Treasure Island, about a ¼ mile from John's Pass, 40 minutes to Tampa airport, what else could you possibly want?
The least expensive unit for sale at the moment is $339,000
BPO IS COMPLETE. Bank approved and ready to GO!!
Blind Pass Villas Condo on St. Pete beach. 1 bedroom 1 bath, built in 1970 completely renovated with grante countertops,new litchen cabinets, new appliances, new waterheater, new Ac system and more. 575 heated square feet. Low montly maintenance fee. Blind Pass Villas is a nice community here in St. Pete beach, it has a great pool area and is walking distance to the beach and restaurant shopping, all that good stuff. This is a short sale and third party approval is required. Bank approved and ready to GO!! Asking price is $99,000
Below are some new date for events that the Tampabay Beaches Chamber of commerce is organizing.
In today's maket, no matter what industry, we can not neglect the basics and the basics are NETWORKING, meeting people, helping each other out, referring people, make new contacts.
October
10/9 Thurs. 11:30 am. Non-Profit Council @ Raymond James Board Room
10/10 Fri. 7:00 pm. Fall Flip Flop Fling @ Sirata Beach Resort
10/14 Tues. 5:30 pm. Business Networking Mixer @ Barefoot Beach Resort
10/23 Thurs. 11:30 am. Lunch & Learn @ TBD
10/23 Thurs. 4:00 pm. Ribbon Cutting @ Spa @ Madeira Bay
November
11/4 Tues. 8:30 am Speed Networking @ The Undertow Beach Bar
11/11 Tues. 5:30 pm Business Networking Mixer @ Sandpearl Resort
11/19 Wed. 11:30 am New Member Orientation @ Eckerd College
So, if you have time and need more business, come and join us at a few of these events.
I think I will go to the Barefoot beach resort and the Spa at Madeira beach and maybe the Sandpearl
Not only was he standing in front of the wrong house, but he also was looking at the wrong MLS sheet. All this did not stop him from telling me that this home is so much more worth than we are asking for it.
Since he had the wrong house and the wrong paperwork, he had no clue what we were asking for it.
After we got the mess straighted out, he wanted a copy of the contract with the negotiated price, before he did his appraisal.
This happend all the time, copy of contract before appraisal, and I have yet to understand this !!!
Does any body I mean anybody have an explanation that I might be able to understand?
Anything that make half way sense?
Do not adjust the subject property, I learned this many moons ago, what happend? Why on this earth does an appraiser get to know the price BEFORE he does his job?
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