Jacksonville FL Real Estate Update

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Our Keys to Great Customer Service

So what separates the excellent from the not-so-great when it comes time to define great customer service? Well, we've given it a lot of thought... here are some things we strive do to develop extreme customer loyalty based on great customer service.

We strive to get to know our customers.
Building a relationship with our customer is an important part of customer service. We want to know what you need from us, and then deliver it. We absolutely value your opinions and we value you as a person.

We strive to be courteous at all times.
No matter what, we believe we must always be courteous, polite, and friendly to our customers and clients... even when we might not feel like it. We are aware that our own stress (and everyone has some) is not your responsibility.  You deserve courtesy at all times, regardless of circumstances.

We strive to develop a customer retention program.
It’s tough to find new customers and clients. So once we do, we want to give them consistent TLC. Being "your Realtor for life" is far more than just a slogan to us.

We strive not to make mistakes.
Holy smokes... that's a pretty tall order! And, we know that it is humanly impossible BUT we give everything we have to paying attention to details in order to avoid making as many mistakes as we possibly can... you deserve no less. However, occasionally we do make a mistake or a problem arises that we just have no control over... when that happens, we pledge to admit our mistake and immediately work to make restitution.

We strive to keep our promises.
Remember when a person’s word was his bond? For whatever reasons, that just doesn’t seem as big a deal as it did 30 or 40 years ago. But it should be. You have every right to expect us to do what we say we’re going to do. My grandfather always told me that a man is only as good as his word and we think that's true.

We strive to emphasize value, not price.
We aren't the lowest priced agents in Jacksonville... and we never intend to be. We know that the only way to be the lowest priced service provider is to provide the lowest quality service.  To do so goes against everything we believe. We'll not even try to compete on price... however, we're ready to compete on value every day of the week. Value is about quality service for a fair price and we do provide both.

We strive to be responsive.
Responsiveness is one of our 'hot buttons' and something sorely lacking in our industry. We make it a matter of principle and practice to always respond to your calls, emails and faxes just as quickly as possible - always within 24 hours and almost always at our first opportunity. We do not, however, answer our phone every time it rings... in fact, when we are with another client we make it a point to turn the phone off so that we can give them our undivided attention. However, as soon as we are able we check our messages and respond according to the urgency of the message.  In real estate transactions, 'time is of the essence' almost always -- we know this and we respect and honor it. 
If you ever send us an email or fax or leave us a voice message and we fail to respond within 24 hours, please automatically assume that technology failed and we didn't get the message and send try reaching us again.  We will NEVER ignore any correspondence or procrastinate in responding. That is our pledge to you!

We strive to follow up with you after the transaction is complete.
We don't consider our job as ending when the transaction is complete. Real estate transactions are ongoing in many respects. There are tasks that need to be taken care of months after the sale. And, unfortunately, sometimes bad things happen some months or years down the road such as financial hardships. If/when anything comes up, please know that you can call on us to assist you long after the completion of the sale. We are here for you for the long haul... whatever your need, just reach out to us and let us put our experience and resources into action for you! 

For more information about our commitment to you, please visit www.BestHomesInJacksonville.com - Thanks!

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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About Fleming Island, Orange Park, Florida

Fleming Island, Orange Park, Florida (just south of Jacksonville in Clay County)

"Strength of Character"

As a disciplined woman, Margaret Seton Fleming, had a working knowledge of trade, business, politics and numerous domestic subjects.  In 1837, she and her new husband, Lewis Fleming, moved to Hibernia Plantation. Lewis' father had received Fleming Island in 1790 through a land grant from the king of Spain.  Later, Margaret would live to see the destruction of the plantation twice - but both times she and Lewis rebuilt and carried on!

From the moment she arrived at Hibernia as a proud 24 year old, newly married woman, Margaret dreamed of building a chapel on the grounds.  Construction of the church in the Carpenter Gothic style began in 1875.  Unfortunately, Margaret died only months before its completion and her funeral was the first service held in the building.

Today, Fleming Island has again been reborn.  It is one of the fastest growing areas in Clay County. Among the many changes seen on Fleming Island, one of the most notable has been the number of new businesses, including nationally known department stores, restaurants and specialty shops, that have opened.  One area of concentration is at the northwest and southwest corners of CR 220 and US 17.

In addition to boasting one of Northeast Florida's finest school systems, there are also many private schools and academies in the area, as well as several colleges, including St. Johns River Community College where the Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts opened in 2004.

The Clay County School District has long been one of the things that has drawn so many people to the area.  The system ranks in the top 14 percent in the nation.  Its test scores and graduation rates are well above the national averages.

The new Fleming Island Library opened in April 2005. It offers a delightful setting and houses a book club and free classes in genealogy, computers and other topics.

Amenities throughout the region include water parks, soccer fields, swimmingFleming Island

 pools, golf courses and tennis courts.  All are designed as family oriented attractions that add to Fleming Island's universal appeal.

Home prices in the area range from the low $100,000's to well over $2,000,000, with the vast majority of homes in the $225,000 - $350,000 range.  The average home price for the entire area is about $175,000 - very affordable for such a nice area.

There's just no question about it; Fleming Island offers everything individuals and families of all types can enjoy.  Visit the links on our website's FLEMING ISLAND page to learn more about this Northeast Florida treasure!

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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Search Homes and Condos for Sale in Jacksonville - San Marco through Mandarin

 

 

Search all homes and condos for sale in Jacksonville from San Marco through Mandarin and even into Bartram.  These searches are up-to-date and cover some of Jacksonville, Florida's most popular neighborhoods south and east of the St. Johns River.

We want to help make your search for Jacksonville real estate as easy as possible.  Below are links to to all currently active homes and condos for sale in San Marco / San Jose and Beauclerc / Mandarin / Bartram within specific price ranges.

Just click on the price range(s) that interest you most and you will be taken to a map showing all active listings and details regarding each one. 

You will even be given the option of setting up your own search options and save specific homes and/or searches to your own folder for future reference.

Please send us any questions you may have about any particular listings or if you would like for us to set up a search for you and have new listings emailed to you daily, we are happy to do it for you.  Whatever you need, just ask!


SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SAN MARCO / SAN JOSE

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
BEAUCLERC / MANDARIN / BARTRAM
Under $100K Under $100K
$100K - $200K $100K - $200K
$200K - $300K $200K - $300K
$300K - $400K $300K - $400K
$400K - $500K $400K - $500K
$500K Plus $500K Plus

CONDOMINIUMS
SAN MARCO / SAN JOSE

CONDOMINIUMS
BEAUCLERC / MANDARIN / BARTRAM
Under $100K Under $100K
$100K - $200K $100K - $200K
$200K - $300K $200K - $300K
$300K - $400K $300K - $400K
$400K - $500K $400K - $500K
$500K Plus $500K Plus

 

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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Spring Lake - Westside Jacksonville, Florida Home for Sale with Swimming Pool

Spring Lake -Westside Jacksonville, Florida - Home for Sale with Swimming Pool and more!

Have you always wanted to own a home with a swimming pool but just didn't think you could afford it?  Well, here's a great home on Jacksonville's westside that is affordable and has a super well maintained concrete/marcite in ground swimming pool.  You owe it to yourself to check it out... the home, itself, offers lots a great features including tile flooring throughout and a bonus "office" room off of the eat in kitchen area.

Watch this video walkthrough tour and then call Susan Fennell at 904-288-9293 Ext. 230 for a personal showing today!

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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One more reason I'm impressed with Apple and my new iMac

Okay, so I can't believe I am actually writing a blog in praise of a computer or a particular company knowing full well that what seems great today may crash tomorrow (although all my friends who have used Macs for years assure me that I'll not be sorry).

Here's the thing.  I've been a PC guy since who can remember when... I think I got my first sometime in the 80's but don't recall for sure.  From time to time I've wondered if all the hype about Macs was anything more than just that, hype, but never took the time to investigate.  Afterall, I didn't think I could afford one even if I did like it so why bother checking it out.

Well, a little over a month ago my wife's PC crashed (again) and mine began to give me problem after problem after problem (I guess I shouldn't complain about the old girl - the PC, not my wife - since I am using it right now to type this blog... hmmm, kind of ironic?  I had problems with my laptop about a year after purchase and had to replace the hard drive in it... so far, it's doing fine and I hope it continues to. 

As per usual when I have PC problems I called a good friend who knows computers better than anyone else I know and he gave me the same advice he'd been giving since he switched to a Mac a couple of years ago... He said, "Just buy a Mac and get on with your life.  Quit messing around.  You won't regret it, I promise."

So off I went to the Apple store and long story, short I purchased an iMac for me and an iMac for my beautiful bride.  Could we afford it?  Probably not... but we also couldn't afford to keep having problems with the tool we use most in our business. 

Okay, so far... so good.  Learning the differences between the PC and the Mac hasn't been all that difficult.  Everything works together seamlessly including networking between the two systems (I won't even tell you about all the trouble we've had with our PC networking over the years!)

But all that is not the reason for this blog...

What impressed me so much that I decided to actually take time out of my day and write this blog?

The REBATE... yep, Apple offered a couple of different rebates and, of course, after procrastinating for several weeks I finally filled out the forms and sent them in about a week ago.  And what do you know?  We received the checks in the mail YESTERDAY! 

Only a week to process a rebate?  Are you kidding me!?  Typically, when I send in rebate forms for any product I have completely forgotten about it by the time the check actually arrives.  There have been times when we've had to call and/or write letters to get companies to honor their rebate offers.  But not so with Apple.  In fact, they sent an email letting us know they received the forms and then promptly cut the checks and mailed them.

Apple folks... I'm impressed!  I hope you keep on impressing me for many years to come.

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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Jacksonville Short Sales - Help for the Seller!

Jacksonville, Florida is not unlike many areas when it comes to short sales.  Short sales in the Jacksonville area have seemingly become the norm.  I say "seemingly" because the fact is that only a little less than 1 in 4 currently active listings in the Jacksonville area is listed as a short sale... one in four is still a lot, though, and if you are one of those who is faced with trying to sell your house for less than you owe on it then you probably have more questions than answers.  

Our goal is to help you find the answers and to make the short sale 

process a little less uncomfortable for you.

As of this morning, we found 3,419 homes listed as short sales and/or pre-foreclosure sales in the greater Jacksonville real estate market (this includes single family homes and condominiums).  With a total of 14, 560 listings, that means that about 23.5% of all homes listed for sale in Jacksonville are short sales.

Jacksonville Short Sales

 

 

 

An additional 1,184 properties are listed as Jacksonville foreclosures... and predictions are that the number of foreclosures in Jacksonville is going to continue to increase over the coming year.  As we all know, foreclosures tend to bring market prices down across the board which means more and more sellers in Jacksonville will be looking at a short sale in order to get their homes sold.

In other words, short sales aren't going away in Jacksonville anytime soon.

Unfortunately, even with all the press given to the current real estate market and to short sales in Jacksonville we are finding that sellers in the area are still very confused as to just what it all means and more importantly

...most sellers simply aren't aware of the options available to them 

when faced with the prospect of a short sale.

Because they are not aware of their options, far too many home owners wait too long to get started with the short sale process or to get aggressive with the process.  And we are finding that many are putting themselves through a lot of mental anguish over their situation that can be avoided by simply learning their options and taking action.

Fortunately, however, there are caring professionals who have helped hundreds of folks in your exact same situation and who have, in some cases, been exactly where you are themselves.  These caring professionals include real estate agents (like us), real estate attorneys, tax accountants and mortgage professionals.  We believe it is important to consult each of these professions

...and we make it easy for you by putting you in 

contact with them when you call us first.

You see, we don't think that the automatic answer to every sellers problem is to slap a for sale sign in the yard.  We believe you need to go into this with a clear understanding of what it means to you personally and what options you have at your disposal.

If you are facing the prospect of needing to sell your home in the Jacksonville area and think (or know) that you are looking at a short sale, you can call us and we'll give you the straight scoop.  The first thing we will do is to give you and honest and realistic picture of your homes value in today's current market and what to expect in the future.  

We promise not to inflate the value range 

just to get you to list your home with us.

To do so does no one any good at all.  To overprice your property means only that the eventual sales price will likely be much lower than if priced aggressively in the beginning and it only prolongs your time worrying about the sale and prevent you from getting on with your life.

Jacksonville Short Sale Legal AdviceThe second thing we will do is to arrange for a free consultation with an experienced real estate attorney.  You see, we are highly qualified to assist you with determining the market value of your property and we are also highly qualified and experienced in marketing your home effectively so as to expose your listing to the highest number of potential buyers possible and to take care of all the details of the sale from beginning to end.  But we are not qualified to provide you with legal advice and we wouldn't dream of doing so.

If you need to short sale or 'think' you might need to short sale your Jacksonville area home, give us a call.  We will give you the information you need without any pressure to 'list' with us whatsoever.  We'll simply give you our honest assessment and opinion and point you toward your options so that you can make an informed decision and take control of your own situation.  Who knows, there may be options available that don't include selling if that is what you prefer... whatever is in your best interest is what we want for you.

And, of course, if you need or want to sell your home and are not in a short sale situation, we will help you too.  Aggressive marketing is just as important for your listing as for a listing that is a short sale.

We look forward to meeting you soon!

 

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS THRU RENT - POWERFUL TOOL FOR FLORIDA ASSOCIATIONS

This new law is one that has puzzled me since I first read it.  While it seems to be well-intentioned, it also seems to have been hastily crafted and could cause more problems than it attempts to solve.

We appreciate the author, Richard Zaretsky, for allowing us to re-blog this for our readers.  Richard does a nice job of clarifying some of the 'language' in the law but, of course, we are still left wondering just how the law is going to play out in real life. 

I would encourage anyone who finds this post on our blog to follow on over to Richard's blog and read the comments and questions that accompany it there.

Via Richard Zaretsky, Florida Real Estate Attorney (Richard P. Zaretsky P.A. - Bd Certified Real Estate Attorney):

Will collecting rents from tenants of delinquent owners help cash strapped associations? Florida enacted Florida Statutes 718.116(11) for condominium associations and 720.3085(8) for homeowner and property associations (and property associations) and 719.108(10) for cooperative associations effective July 1, 2010.  These laws are essentially identical and allow an Association to directly collect rents from Tenants occupying the home and if the Tenant fails to pay the Association, to evict the Tenant as if the Association were the landlord.

But I have been fielding many questions regarding this law, so it is time to address the most popular. (A copy of the 720.3085(8) is at the end of this article and the condominium /co-op statute is nearly identical).

1.  The Association assessment(s) must be delinquent.  The statute does not define delinquent, but the declaration or rules and regulations most likely does.  It does not apply to special assessments, but only regular budgeted assessments.

2.  The obligation of the Tenant is to future monetary obligations. The statute addresses future monetary obligations.  The key here is what is a "future monetary obligation"?  We can see from the application of the term that it is not the rent or monies due to the landlord, but only monies due to the Association.  Thus we are going to safely assume that future monetary obligation means monies due to the Association in the future, and not the past due assessments. "In the future" means AFTER the mandatory written notice to the Tenant that the assessment or rent (see below) is to be paid to the Association.

3.  If the Tenant is paying the Association according to a demand made by the Association, the Owner cannot evict the Tenant.  This appears a bit too broad as the statute says that the Tenant is immune from "any claim" from the Owner.  If the Tenant has put the property in disrepair does this mean the Owner has no recourse to evict?  This is probably not the intent of the statute but it is an area that will need clarification.  Also, as you will read below, if the differential between the monetary obligation and the full amount of the rent is not paid by the Tenant to the Owner, the Tenant can be in breach of the lease.  The statute says that if the Tenant is paying the monetary obligation, the Owner cannot evict since the Tenant is "immune from any claim" of the Owner.  This is problematic for the Owner and subject to interpretation and application by the courts.  It would make sense that if the balance of the rent not paid to the Association under the Association demand is not paid to the Owner, the Tenant should be subject to eviction by the Owner.  The statute is not meant to be a shield for the wrongful conduct of the Tenant.

4.  The Tenant is to pay "the rent" to the Association upon its written demand.  This would seem to throw some cloud of doubt as to what the Association is supposed to collect - whether just the "monetary obligations" or is it "the rent"?  In this part (sub-paragraph (a) of the section of the statute it says the Tenant pays "the rent" to the Association.  There is a distinguishing qualifier though - This seems to apply only in the case where the Tenant has paid "prepaid rent" to the Owner.  In such case the statute says that the future rents (rents still to be paid) are to be paid to the Association which seems to mean the entire rental payment and not just the monetary obligation.

5.  If the Association is collecting "the rent" and the sums collected exceed the "monetary obligation", what happens to the surplus?  The statute is silent on this question.  However, the Association will likely have to account to the Owner for the monies (surplus funds) that it holds that are not for "monetary obligations" (ie: assessments) that accrued after the written notice.  Since the statute only applies to assessments after delinquency, theoretically the Association could sue the Owner in the appropriate jurisdictional court (County or Circuit, depending on amount) for a money judgment on the delinquency withoutresorting to the long and expensive lien and foreclosure procedure.  It could then attach through a Writ of Attachment the surplus funds.  The question is actually then, are there really surplus funds?  The answer may be that the rents received after the "pre-paid" rents must be applied to all assessments that accrued subsequent to the written notice to the Tenant that it must pay the rents to the Association. (Remember, those assessments did not get paid because the rent has been "pre-paid" to the Owner and the Owner did not submit them to the Association).  After those post-notice assessments are paid, any remaining rents would belong to the Owner and must be paid to the Owner, just as if there had been no pre-paid rent.

THE NEXT STEP - Where this is going is already being seen. Associations should consider creating a "pre-notice lease addendum" for all new leases.  This addendum (some Associations are already using this concept) becomes part of the lease with the Tenant and advises the Tenant in advance that it is the Tenant's obligation to pay the regular maintenance assessment to the Association, notwithstanding the terms of the lease.

A copy of the general language of the statute follows.  There are small technical changes to differentiate between a unit and a parcel.

Section 720.3085(8)  -  If the parcel is occupied by a Tenant and the parcel Owner is delinquent in paying any monetary obligation due to the association, the association may demand that the Tenant pay to the association the future monetary obligations related to the parcel. The demand is continuing in nature, and upon demand, the Tenant must continue to pay the monetary obligations until the association releases the Tenant or the Tenant discontinues tenancy in the parcel. A Tenant who acts in good faith in response to a written demand from an association is immune from any claim from the parcel Owner.

(a)  If the Tenant prepaid rent to the parcel Owner before receiving the demand from the association and provides written evidence of paying the rent to the association within 14 days after receiving the demand, the Tenant shall receive credit for the prepaid rent for the applicable period and must make any subsequent rental payments to the association to be credited against the monetary obligations of the parcel Owner to the association. The association shall, upon request, provide the Tenant with written receipts for payments made. The association shall mail written notice to the parcel Owner of the association's demand that the Tenant pay monetary obligations to the association.

(b)  The Tenant is not liable for increases in the amount of the monetary obligations due unless the Tenant was notified in writing of the increase at least 10 days before the date on which the rent is due. The Tenant shall be given a credit against rents due to the parcel Owner in the amount of assessments paid to the association.

(c)  The association may issue notices under s. 83.56and may sue for eviction under ss. 83.59-83.625 as if the association were a landlord under part II of chapter 83 if the Tenant fails to pay a monetary obligation. However, the association is not otherwise considered a landlord under chapter 83 and specifically has no duties under s. 83.51.

(d)  The Tenant does not, by virtue of payment of monetary obligations, have any of the rights of a parcel Owner to vote in any election or to examine the books and records of the association.

(e)  A court may supersede the effect of this subsection by appointing a receiver.

Copyright 2010 Richard P. Zaretsky, Esq.

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Be sure to contact your own attorney for your state laws, and always consult your own attorney on any legal decision you need to make.  This article is for information purposes and is not specific advice to any one reader.

Richard Zaretsky, Esq., RICHARD P. ZARETSKY P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1655 PALM BEACH LAKES BLVD, SUITE 900, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33401, PHONE 561 689 6660 email: RPZ99@Florida-Counsel.com - FLORIDA BAR BOARD CERTIFIED IN REAL ESTATE LAW - We assist Brokers and Sellers with Short Sales and Modifications and Consult with Brokers and Sellers Nationwide!  Shortsales@Florida-Counsel.com  New Website www.Florida-Counsel.com

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ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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Selling Jacksonville Real Estate... A New and Better Way!

 

Jacksonville Florida Real Estate Sales Information:

Hey home sellers... you know what?  People don’t shop for real estate today the way they did 10 years

Tim Fennell ago.  Heck... they don’t even shop the way they did 2 years ago.

So here’s the question?

Why do real estate agents keep on doing things the same way they did 25 years ago?

Let’s get real people!  It's time to put those dusty old marketing methods in moth balls where they belong and join the rest of the hi-tech world.

Keep up or get left behind... the choice is yours! If you've had your home listed for a long time and aren't getting any offers, there are reasons... and the reasons have nothing to do with luck or a lack of luck

...they have everything to do with MARKETING and being REALISTIC and in tune with where the market is at any given time.

So if you are ready to do something different in order to get your home sold give us a call.

What do you have to lose?  Absolutely nothing... you have everything to gain.

Jumpstart your real estate sale today!

It’s time to PUT THINGS INTO HIGH GEAR!  visit www.JaxPowerListings.com for more info

Call Tim and Susan Fennell today at 904-568-4528 to learn more.

 

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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Jacksonville Florida Home for Sale - Video Walkthru Tour

BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE FULL VIDEO VIRTUAL TOUR!

Spacious 2394sf, 4Bed/3Bath home in beautiful THE CAPE subdivision. You'll appreciate the large 3 car garage with tons of storage space and the very convenient bonus room off the master suite (which has huge walk in closet) - perfect for home office, baby's room, reading room or whatever! 

Master suite and 2 bedrooms upstairs and 4th BR and 3rdBath downstairs. The kitchen is large and overlooks the breakfast nook and great room. Separate formal living and dining rooms on front of home. Large screened lanai overlooks beautiful backyard and nature preserve... very private feeling!

ABOUT THE BLOG OWNER

TIMOTHY H. FENNELL, PA

Tim FennellTim Fennell is a Florida licensed Real Estate Broker with Legends Land and Realty, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida.

His strong background in business development, real estate investments, counseling and marketing greatly enhance his skills as a Listing and Internet Marketing Specialist. 

Tim and his wife, Susan, have over 30 years experience in Jacksonville Real Estate sales, marketing and investing. Both are Accredited Consultants in Real Estate (ACRE®). When you're ready to be consulted with, rather than sold to, give Tim and Susan Fennell a call.

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