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Last Official Day of Daytona Beach Bike Week 2010

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:46:57 -0600

Daytona Beach Bike Week 2010 - Ride the Loop in Ormond Beach

Well, today is the last "official" day of Daytona Beach Bike Week 2010. But we usually have a few hundred people who stay a little longer to enjoy our beaches as well as the biker's paradise at the fantastic "Destination Daytona".

So for those of you who don't have any plans for the ending of Daytona Beach Bike Week 2010, here's a suggestion. Try taking a leisurely tour of "The Loop" in Ormond Beach. If you're not familiar with it, The Loop is a peaceful, beautiful 17 mile stretch of little-traveled highway with graceful curves, sunny patches, large shade trees, marshes, over "Highbridge"... ironically, a very small bridge that takes you over the Intracoastal Waterway/Halifax River, then along the Atlantic Ocean on A1A. You're likely to encounter cyclists of the non-motorized kind as well =) The Loop truly is a site to behold; a thing of natural beauty.

For those of you who fall in love with Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, or anywhere in the Volusia County area, you may want to buy a house or condo here in the Daytona Beach area or you may want to upsize or downsize, and sell a house or condo in the Daytona Beach area. If that's the case, please feel free to call or e-mail me. I'd love to help with all your real estate needs.

Lisa Hill is a Daytona Beach native with experience selling houses, condo, townhouses, manufactured homes and every type of real estate, in every city in Volusia County.

Make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill today.

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Daytona Beach Bike Week - Miss BikeWeek.com

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 23:07:30 -0600

Daytona Beach Bike Week 2010 - Miss BikeWeek.com

Hello again to all our annual Daytona Beach Bike Week attendees. We always enjoy having you here, and hope you've been having fun and staying safe. But as the events draw to a close, one of the ways we'll be wrapping things up will be the crowning of "Stacey" as Miss "BikeWeek.com" tomorrow... Sunday March 7, 2010 at 2:00 p.m.

Click here for >> more information on Stacey, Miss BikeWeek.com, and tomorrow's Daytona Beach Bike Week events.

If you're planning to buy a house or condo in Daytona Beach, or sell a house or condo in Daytona Beach, I'd love to help. For all your real estate needs, work with a Daytona Beach native who has sold real estate in every city in Volusia County. Make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill for all your real estate needs.

And Out Come the Wolves

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 08:13:11 -0600

Ethical REALTOR® in Port Orange, Daytona Beach Area Seeks Honest Buyers and Sellers

THE REALITY OF WHAT'S REALLY HAPPENING IN REAL ESTATE! (Not what the media says)

I couldn't have said this better myself. As a matter of fact, Paul covered some areas I haven't been comfortable with, by taking a solid stand that I'm now adopting myself. This is a great post for me to give notice to my own work area in Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Ponce Inlet, and all of Volusia County Florida, that I am NOT a REALTOR® who is willing to work with every real estate customer who comes along, wanting to work in the gray areas, and/or make my job even more difficult than it already is. I choose to uphold the law, and represent real estate buyers and sellers who truly need my services to buy and sell real estate in an ethical manner.

Read Paul's post below.

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Via Paul Slaybaugh, Scottsdale AZ Real Estate (Realty Executives):

What is it about the rain that brings the mischievous out to play?

Real Estate sales is the type of racket that leads one to bump bellies with all manner of folk. Over my years in the industry to date, you might say I’ve been sheltered. For all of the horror stories that float about a brokerage regarding the customer from hell, or the underhanded agent that shafts a fellow colleague out of a deserved paycheck, the instances in which I have encountered such REALTOR kryptonite have been few and far enough between to defy instant recollection. Challenges and difficulties, to be sure, but no readily recounted tale of woe regarding a true American consumer psycho. Either the good people of Scottsdale, AZ are simply of good stock, or my conscious decision not to hand out business cards at the dog track every Saturday afternoon as a central component of new client acquisition was prescient.

When the downturn in the market that first became evident in 2007 gave way to a full-fledged nosedive, however, a bunch of loose cargo in the back of our plane and overhead storage bins unloosed itself. Ending up in the aisles and on the laps of well-behaved passengers, we find ourselves wading through the cretinous stowaways in attempt to pull the decent home buyers and sellers from the acrid wreckage. Wouldn’t you know those oily ne’er do wells always seem to reach the emergency exits first; whooping it up as they slide to safety wearing a stolen oxygen mask. Don’t worry about granny in seat 46C. She can hold her breath for up to 18 seconds at a stretch.

To answer a few of the more “creative” questions I have fielded recently, I figured I’d simply draft a response to which all such future inquiries may be pointed.

No, I will not help you tie up a property with a straw buyer until such time that you can amass your down payment and/or financing. It’s a fraudulent offer, and one made in bad faith.

No, I will not write offers on 15 short sale properties at once for the same buyer. Short sales are frustrating, but it’s not just a numbers game. I will not grease the wheels to a seller's foreclosure by tying their property up with an offer you have no real intention of seeing to fruition.

No, I will not give you a guestimate on how long you can live in your house rent-free before your mortgagor initiates foreclosure proceedings. There are more than enough homeowners in need of loan modification or short sale assistance. I cannot in good conscience help you game the system and further bog the process down for those in true need of help.

No, I will not help you buy a property as a primary residence if I know that you have no intention of ever occupying it. There will be many dubious, and potentially fraudulent purchases made in the rush for the tax credit, but I won’t be a part of any of them.

No, I won’t secure a tenant for the property upon which you have stopped paying your mortgage. That “free money” that goes in your pocket until the bank forecloses and boots the unsuspecting tenant out carries a steep price.

No, I will not be party to any side agreement pay-out in a Real Estate transaction that does not appear on the settlement statement.

Rationalize such schemes all you like, but a treacherous climate does not excuse treachery. Not only does potential harm fall on specific parties, but on the greater good as well. Don't look to me to make my own biological contribution to the cesspool we’ve been forced to bathe in for many moons now. Moral and ethical constraints aside, for no deal is it worth ruining a hard-earned reputation and future livelihood. This is how I feed my family.

Your shenanigans are not worth my license.

Now, if you would kindly hurry up and slide into the waiting arms of the authorities below, there are good people on this plane who need my help.

Chilean Earthquake May Have Shortened the Length of Each Day?

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:18:28 -0600

Chilean Earthquake Shortens the Length of Earth's Days

Here's and interesting bit of science. Apparently, Saturday's Chilean earthquake (the 7th strongest earthquake in recorded history), because of it's proximity to the Earth's "figure axis", appears to have moved Earth's figure axis by as much as 3 inches, depending on which scientist is reporting his or her opinion. (The 3 inch number was found in a Yahoo.com article.) This is the equivalent of 27 milliarcseconds. Scientists believe this earthquake has increased the Earth's rotation speed. Thus, it may have actually shortened the length of time in our days by 1.26 milliseconds.

Although past earthquakes have been stronger, the location of this one may have effected Earth's physical mass since it was located near Earth's "figure axis" instead of it's "north-south axis". A quote from VOANews.com says... "Earth's axis also was pushed about eight centimeters away from its normal position by the earthquake on Saturday - one centimeter more than the displacement produced by the mighty Sumatra earthquake of December 2004." You can read that article here >> Your Day Feel Shorter? Blame Chile's Earthquake.

During the course of a year, our days are lenthened and shortened, depending on the time of year. But large-scale events have impacted our days in the past, and continue to do so even now. A quote from a CNN.com article on the aberration caused by the Chilean earthquake sheds a bit more light on it... '"Any worldly event that involves the movement of mass affects the Earth's rotation"; Benjamin Fong Chao, of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.' Read the CNN article here >> Chile Quake May Have Tipped Earth's Axis.

While this post has been strictly scientific, due to my fascination by this anomaly, we need to remember to pray for the people of Chile, and continue praying for the Haitians as well.

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Luxury Condos in Port Orange FL

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:08:50 -0600

Buy New Condo in Port Orange FL with Lisa Hill, Port Orange REALTOR®

Last Thursday when I was working with my international real estate clients, we were in Port Orange, looking at 4 parcels of vacant land that were all adjacent to each other. (The plan is to combine these parcels and build a muti-family investment property) As we were standing on edge of these parcels, we couldn't help but notice a beautiful, obviously new condominium, within walking distance for us, and located directly across the street from the Intracoastal Waterway.

For this post, I'm simply sharing a photo I took that day. I actually took many photos, and I'll be sharing those with you soon. For now, I hope you enjoy the image of this gorgeous building, and call me if you're interested in buying a condo in the brand new Port Orange condo. One unit is actually available as a short sale! Other unit prices start at $399,000, but the real estate agent on duty indicated that ALL offers will be considered!

Call or e-mail me today to buy a beautiful Port Orange condo. I'd love to represent you. I myself am a Port Orange resident, and a Daytona Beach native. I have experience selling all types of real estate in every city in Volusia County. Make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill today!

It's Bike Week in Daytona Beach, 2010! Care to Invest in Our Lucrative Real Estate Market While You're Here?

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:45:48 -0600

Enjoy Bike Week, and Invest in Real Estate in Daytona Beach, Port Orange, South Daytona

Get your pipes rumbling and join the fun... it's Daytona Beach Bike Week, 2010! Woo Hoo!

I'm working with international (Swiss) real estate buyers who are here to buy investment property, and enjoy the Bike Week fun. Why not mix business with pleasure? That's a great way to make your vaca a write-off!

I met these real estate investors during last year's Bike Week. I've been in contact with them all year via e-mail, Skype video calls, and our trusty Multiple Listing System; and this year they're ready to buy real estate in South Daytona and Port Orange.

I've put these buyers in contact with a real estate attorney who is helping them create a LLC for their investments; they've been receiving listings from our automated MLS feature that e-mails them properties of interest; they've narrowed down their list in advance; and now they're ready to take the leap.

On Thursday of this past week, we spent a few hours checking out the properties they had chosen from the MLS e-mails, and we added a few more. (Insert weekend Bike Week's weekend festivities here) On Monday we'll be viewing a single-family house in South Daytona, and they'll be meeting with a real estate attorney to create their corporation and receive additional advice on the legalities they need to know. Then they'll then be ready to start making offers on real estate of interest to them. Then we can take a closer look at the potential investment properties they've chosen. Next, we'll crunch the numbers to find which real estate properties yield the best return on their investment capital, and they'll continue to enjoy the Bike Week festivities in-between real estate appointments ( perhaps I have that reversed). Why not? We have plenty of time and inventory and with social networking simplifying the process, once they've made their decisions, we can continue the process past their date of departure if necessary.

These are some really great guys, and we even stumbled upon some unexpectedly fantastic properties in our search this week. So if you have any vacant land zoned for multi-family in South Daytona or Port Orange, contact me ASAP! I have the buyers here now! But they're also looking at single-family homes as well (in the same areas), AND might be making an offer on a Short-Sale Condo in Port Orange. Of course, they're looking for a good buy. Distressed properties are of interest, but if you have a real estate listing that's just a "good buy", let me know. You just never know what they may decide to add to their list.

These fun guys real estate investors have been working this way for many years, from Switzerland to Croatia. They're now expanding their investment funds into our area. I say we provide them with as many South Daytona and Port Orange real estate options as possible!

I'd also like to thank the agent who, upon showing us the 3 parcels that already have approval for a 5-unit, multi-family project, and gave us a copy of the plans as well, then walked us up the street to a beautiful river-front condo-project she was working; for her honesty, professionalism, and all-around helpful nature. This agent was truly an asset to the real estate profession!

So if you're here for Bike Week, no matter what your state or country of origin, I'd love to counsel you on what would be the best investment plan for you, and put you in contact with attorneys, lenders, developers, or other real estate counsel, for whatever your needs may be. I've been selling real estate, homes, and investment properties for about 16 years now, AND I'm a Dayton Beach native!

Make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill for ALL your real estate needs! And have a safe, enjoyable Bike Week! We love our bikers =)

Venetian Bay- Beautiful New Smyrna Beach Community

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:15:51 -0600

Buy or Sell House, Condo, Townhouse in Venetian Bay, New Smyrna Beach FL

For this week's "Wordless "Wednesday" (with a few words) I'm featuring the beautiful entrance to Venetian Bay community in New Smyrna Beach FL. For this post, just enjoy this entrance photo, but if you're interested in buying or selling a house in any of the gorgeous sections of Venetian Bay, I'd love to help.

To buy or sell a house in New Smyrna Beach, or anywhere in Volusia County, make a Smart Choice and contact Daytona Beach Native, Lisa C. Hill with Florida Property Experts, for all your real estate needs. Lisa Hill has sold all types of real estate in every city in Volusia County. Don't wait. Make YOUR Smart Choice today!

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For more information on Venetian Bay in New Smyrna Beach, try these links...

Embrace Your Unique Gifts, Talents and Abilities. Be the Best YOU, that You Can Be!

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:48:09 -0600

Be the Best YOU that you can be, for your Real Estate Customers

A little while ago, I read this blog post by Gary Woltal called "Is Your Camel Parked in the Right Desert?". I felt the need to share it, because it spoke volumes to me.

As REALTORS®, most of us are constantly trying to better ourselves. We read and study and learn, with the intention of bettering ourselves, and providing better service to our customers. We even do our required continuing education, plus study for even more real estate education and designations. All this is good for us, and for our real estate customers!

But how often do we blame ourselves for not being "top dog" ... "perfect" ... "all-knowing" or even at the "top of the heap"? Well just a lick of common sense is all we need to know that perfection is not attainable. And according to the bible, in Romans 8:1-2 we're told "1Therefore there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, 2because through Christ Jesus the law of the spirit of life set me free from the law of sin and death."

So perhaps as we better ourselves, we should also remember to embrace our strengths. We all have gifts and talents that are different from each other. This world would be a boring place if we were all the same.

Let's also not forget that it's each of our unique personalities that cause different real estate customers to be drawn to different real estate agents. It's not just about facts and figures. We DO need to know our facts and figures, but we also need to be ourselves. And confidence comes from knowing and embracing who we are.

So be yourself. Embrace your unique talents and abilities. Better yourself! Then bring all you are, and all you can be, to your real estate customers, to your families, and to the world. The real estate industry is STILL a personal, one-on-one industry.

Professionalism, knowledge, confidence, and dedication are desperately needed by our real estate buyers and sellers.

Be sure to read Gary's post. It's an excellent allegory and lesson to be learned. (The link is at the top of this post) Don't try to be someone else. Just be the best YOU that you can be.

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Speechless Sunday - Having Fun in New Smyrna Beach (part 2)

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:39:24 -0600

Buy or Sell House, Condo, Townhouse in New Smyrna Beach FL

Earlier today, I posted a little something about some time my family and I had spent at an oceanfront park in New Smyrna Beach. In that post I stated how I'm a big kid and had to play on the playground. Well you know that photo wasn't the only one, because of course I played around quite a bit! lol. So enjoy my next little bit of fun, and...

Click here if you're a real estate buyer, wanting to buy a house or condo in New Smyrna Beach.

Click here if you're a real estate seller, wanting to sell a house or condo in New Smyrna Beach.

I'd love to help! Make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill for all your Volusia County real estate needs.

www.LisaHillRealtor.com

If you're a visitor, a renter, or a home owner in the New Smyrna Beach, or Daytona Beach areas, make sure you take time to enjoy our many parks, beaches, and multiple tourist events too =) Volusia County is a great place to live!

And thanks for reading another post for "Speechless Sunday with words"

Speechless Sunday - Having Fun in New Smyrna Beach

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 23:21:13 -0600

Buy or Sell House, Condo, Townhouse in New Smyrna Beach FL

Not long ago, my family and I, while in New Smyrna Beach, decided to stop at this little park located right on the ocean. And of course, being the big kid that I am, I had to play on the playground =)

Click here if you're a real estate buyer, wanting to buy a house or condo in New Smyrna Beach.

Click here if you're a real estate seller, wanting to sell a house or condo in New Smyrna Beach.

I'd love to help! Make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill for all your Volusia County real estate needs.

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Don't forget to stop and enjoy all the beautiful parks in New Smyrna Beach, and all over Volusia County. Take time to enjoy the Florida sunshine =)

And thanks for reading another post for "Speechless Sunday with words" =P

Rent or Lease a Daytona Beach House or Condo

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 21:44:53 -0600

List real estate for rent or lease in Daytona Beach area, with Lisa Hill, REALTOR®. I have tenants!

If you're a Daytona Beach area real estate investor, or just an owner of a house, condo or townhouse that you'd like to rent or lease, I have customers who are actively looking! At this very moment I have...

A couple of roommates who'd like to lease a 2 bedroom condo in Daytona Beach, South Daytona or Port Orange for less than $1000 per month.

A small family who need a 3 bedroom house in Port Orange or South Daytona for (preferably) less than $1200 per month.

Another family who would like a 3 of 4 bedroom house in Port Orange or Ormond Beach, for around $1200-$1500 per month. If the home has a pool, that would be even better!

A single person who is looking for a 1 bedroom or studio apartment or condo in Daytona Beach or Holly Hill, for the best deal they can get. I know there are many real estate owners on the beachside who will allow weekly rental payments. This would be ideal for this person, since they work in the service industry and like to pay their bills with cash from their tip money.

And for the most challenging prospect, I have a couple of roommates with a dog that they are NOT willing to lose. They need a 2 or 3 bedroom house or condo where they can keep their medium-sized dog, without having to pay an exhorbitant amount of money.

I have a few others who have inquired about small condos as well, but I'm not sure how serious they are. However, quite frequently, all I have to do is find the right property and these customers will suddenly become motivated.

So if you have ANY type of house, condo or townhouse for rent or lease, PLEASE contact Lisa Hill with Florida Property Experts ASAP! I really need these types of listings right now. I've been focusing on helping renters lately, and these listings tend to move quickly.

Again, please call Lisa Hill with Florida Property Experts if you have a house, condo, or townhouse for rent or lease. I need to increase my listing inventory, in order to keep up with the list of potential tenants I'm accumulating. Don't miss out. Call or e-mail me today!

List Real Estate in Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Ormond Beach, South Daytona, Ponce Inlet, etc.!

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Speechless Sunday (again)

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:35:10 -0600

Speechless Sunday - More (hopefully) Embarassing Photos of My Daughter Series =)

OK so I decided we needed 2 posts for this week's Speechless Sunday. Why? Because I forgot about this one. LOL! I just had to share it =) Ah the good ole days. But then, not much has changed. She's older and more mature, but somehow I think this is something she'd still do! HAHA!

Speechless Sunday. Another One to Embarass My Daughter =D

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:21:24 -0600

Speechless Sunday - More (hopefully) Embarassing Photos of My Daughter Series =)

Yep. I'm continuing with my quest to embarass my daughter, by posting silly pictures of her when she was younger. (Love the braces with the blue bands in this one)

But this photo is somewhat bitter-sweet. We love guineq pigs in our house. But this one had upper respiratory problems the entire time we had her. We tried everything. But she only lived a few months. And this is one of the few pictures I have of her. She had burrowed into the sleeve of my daughter's nightgown and just stuck her nose out. lol. I thought it was adorable. As for her short little life, I viewed it as her having the best home she could have, with people who loved her and took good care of her. I'm glad we were able to share our love with her sweet little piggy personality. =)

Buying or Selling Ponce Inlet real estate?

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 18:20:25 -0500

If you're buying or selling real estate in Ponce Inlet, you'll be interested in this information. For those of you who are not familiar with Ponce Inlet Florida, let me start with a little bit of information about the city.

Ponce Inlet is an exclusive, coastal town in the Daytona Beach area, but it's very different from the rest of east Volusia county for quite a few reasons. While many cities in the Daytona Beach area extend from the ocean to the mainland, Ponce Inlet is only found on the beachside/peninsula side of the Halifax River, aka Intracoastal Waterway. It's located south of the Dunlawton Bridge, past Wilbur-by-the-Sea. There are only 2 roads that go all the way to the far edge of Ponce Inlet; A1A and Peninsula Drive. There is no outlet on the south end of Ponce Inlet unless you plan to exit by boat, to New Smyrna Beach.

There are many fabulous restaurants in Ponce Inlet, beach access points, parks, marinas, boat storage, fishing areas, and the second-tallest lighthouse in the United States, that can be seen from 19 miles away. With good reason, Ponce Inlet residents are very proud of their city!

Now for an update of the real estate market. Being a part of the Daytona Beach Area Association of REALTORS® and Multiple Listing Service (MLS), the Ponce Inlet real estate market is having the same market conditions as all of east Volusia county, as well as the rest of the country. Our MLS has kept a steady inventory of approximately 7,000 listings for the last couple of years, and we're seeing an average of only 233 sales per month.

Ponce Inlet currently has 298 active real estate listings for sale. There are 217 condos, 70 houses and 11 single family attached homes listed in the Daytona Beach MLS. Year to date, there have been 61 total sales. Of those sales, 18 were houses and 43 condos.

As with the majority of the country and all of the Daytona Beach area, the real estate market is still in decline. And as with most markets, this won't change until the mortgage lending situation is resolved. In addition to the lending problem, Florida also has property tax issues that are in the process of being resolved. Hopefully, the tax issues will be resolved soon. There is currently a new property tax plan on the ballot for January 2008. Voters will decide at that time if this new plan is acceptable. We also need the insurance companies to get their act together and stop dropping policies for no apparent reason!

With all the negative variables in real estate right now, it's important to choose just the right place to live! If you're accustomed to the finer things in life, Ponce Inlet is a wonderful place to call home, whether it's your primary residence or a vacation getaway.

Buy or Sell real estate in Ponce Inlet or any of the Daytona Beach area.

(I took these photos at the Ponce Inlet jetty. It was a beautiful afternoon outing.)

Ponce Inlet FL Real Estate Listings - Sales - Foreclosures for 2009

Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 01:22:31 -0600

Ponce Inlet Real Estate - Listings - Sales - Foreclosure Report for 2009

As a follow-up to my recent post titled "Ponce Inlet Real Estate Listings and Sales 2000-2009 Market Report", I decided to write this post, which shows just how many of the 2009 sales were foreclosures and short sales. Once again, I've included a bar graph. And for statistical purposes I've also posted the actual numbers of how many of these real estate sales were along the lines of foreclosures, pre-foreclosures and short sales.

As indicated in the bar graph, for the city of Ponce Inlet, the 2009 real estate Foreclosure Sales and Short Sales were not as high as some other cities in Volusia County. For example, a significant number of the 2009 real estate sales for the city of Daytona Beach were NOT traditional seller-to-buyer sales. But Ponce Inlet had a lower number of foreclosure sales and short sales, which is good news for Ponce Inlet real estate sellers.

Read my previous post in the link at the beginning of this post to see all the data on the real estate listings and sales for Ponce Inlet for the last decade (information provided by the Daytona Beach Area Association of REALTORS® and Multiple Listings Service - MLS).

To buy a house or condo in Ormond Beach, FL, or to sell a house or condo in Ormond Beach, FL (or to buy or sell any type of real estate) make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill for all your real estate needs.

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