AgentFrances Broker Associate

Vacation Rental Available Weekly

New Listing in ENGLEWOOD at 1385 GULF BLVD # 1-5

One of the best ways to make your home search smoother is starting with a clear understanding of your buying power. When you already know where you stand, it’s easier to focus on homes that truly fit your goals. It also signals to sellers that you’re serious and ready when the right home comes along. 🏡✨
If you’re getting ready to start house hunting, having this step checked off can make the whole experience feel a lot more confident and less stressful.
Email me for a list of loan officers to assist you today.

Slight Seller's Advantage according to the recent stats.

Just Sold!

Just Sold in PORT CHARLOTTE at 2456 HIAWATHA ST!

Did you know there are Additional Exemptions and Adjustments?

Widow’s/Widower’s Exemption ($5,000)
A surviving spouse who is a permanent Florida resident can claim this exemption, unless they remarry. Proof of the spouse’s passing (death certificate) is needed.

Disability Exemption ($5,000)
Individuals who can show documentation of a disability (including legal blindness) may qualify for a partial exemption. Proof can include physician statements or records from the U.S. Veterans Administration or the Social Security Administration.

Disabled Veterans ($5,000)
Veterans with a documented war-time disability of at least 10% may receive an extra $5,000 exemption. Surviving spouses can also continue to receive benefits under certain circumstances.

Full Exemption for Total & Permanent Disability
Quadriplegic, paraplegic, hemiplegic, or individuals who must use a wheelchair (or are legally blind) can qualify for a total exemption under Florida Statute §196.101, provided certain income limitations are met (unless the applicant is a quadriplegic). Veterans with a permanent service-connected disability may also be exempt under Florida Statute §196.081.