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Monday, August 19, 2013

1201 SW 21st St, Boca Raton, FL 33486


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1271 SW 9th St, Boca Raton, FL 33486


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1264 SW 16th Ave, Boca Raton, FL 33486


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Want to double you money over 3 years


Now is the time to buy real estate in South Florida. If you want to double your money over time, and get a 15% ROI than let the professionals at South Florida Real Estate Advisors find you the right property. With no end in sight, and the stock market at an all time high, this is a perfect time to invest your money in real estate.  Our professionals at South Florida Real Estate Advisors have over a combined 100 years of real estate experience and have great knowledge of the South Florida market. Please visit our website at www.sfrea.com to check out all the available listings in the South Florida area. Call us at 561-417-6150 to schedule an appointment.  

Friday, March 1, 2013

Boca Raton Real Estate On The Rise, Buy Now!!!!!

Boca Raton, Florida is a beautiful city located in Palm Beach County, Florida, USA, incorporated in 1925. The population as of 2013 is 90,000 and growing as Boca Raton becomes an enticing city for the young as well as the retired. With 40 parks, 4 miles of beach, two libraries, three universities, and over 100’s of golf courses in Boca Raton there are tons of activities that can keep a family busy. Located on North Federal Highway are several restaurants. Mizner Park offers a luxurious shopping experience as well as a destination for several award winning restaurants including Max’s Grille, Ruth’s Chris Steak House, and Chops. After enjoying a day of shopping and dining, Mizner Park offers entertainment with a state of the art Amphitheater, and a luxurious innovative movie theater iPic. Town Center Mall offers its customers another venue to shop including department stores; Macy’s, Nordstrom’s, Saks Fifth Ave, and Neiman Marcus. Restaurants in the mall include Capital Grille, Legal Seafood’s Grand Lux CafĂ©, and California Pizza Kitchen.
Boca Raton Real Estate For Sale
Boca Raton, Florida offers its youth an exceptional school system with several A-rated schools. With over 700 communities Boca Raton offers a variety of housing for everyone.21 public schools and 18 private institutions allows for small class room sizes and exceptional learning for our youth. There are 5 College Institutions including Lynn University, and Florida Atlantic University.  

Saturday, February 23, 2013

South Florida Real Estate Advisors


When Selling Your House Let South Florida Real Estate Advisors Do All The Work






Located in the heart of Boca Raton in Royal Palm Place is South Florida Real Estate Advisors. They specialize in selling houses, leasing apartments, and finding a new home for you. With 35 years of experience in the Real Estate Market, Scott Efron and his team of licensed real estate agents do their best to find you an affordable and beautiful home. With their experience and knowledge of the current market, they guarantee that they can sell your home. Our team of professionals strive on success and customer satisfaction. These agents make it their livelihood to assist you and make your experience of buying or selling a house relaxing. In today’s society technology is an important tool; SFREA has the best new technology in being able to find the best suitable match for whatever you’re looking for. Whether it’s a waterfront estate, waterfront condo, custom built estate, or just and average single family residence SFREA knows the market and will find you what you’re looking for right away. Come visit our office and have a free consultation, and let us get to work to find you your next dream house. We will be hiring new agents along the way. Visit our website online at www.sfrea.com, or give us a call at 561-417-6150. 

Friday, February 8, 2013

Short Sale Experts Palm Beach County And Broward County

Short Sale Experts Palm Beach County And Broward County

Any Real Estate agent can place a property in MLS. South Florida Real Estate Advisors www.sfrea.com takes a different approach for each bank we represent. We know exactly what each bank expects from us. With 27 years knowledge in the Foreclosure industry, I have now taken my skills and knowledge to help out those owing more than their home is worth. Scott A. Efron has set up a team of highly skilled short sales experts. Including Attorneys, www.sfrea.com Realtors, and mortgage professionals, as well as a base of short sales professionals nationwide . Its imperative when choosing the right agent to negotiate your mortgage payoff. In most cases, banks will forgive the difference between what the home sells for, and what is owed on the home 100% cancellation of debt in most cases. Inexperience negotiations can cost you thousands, in some cases, hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Our short Sales Experts at www.sfrea.com will negotiate with your BANK OR LENDER directly, You pay little to nothing, and all commissions are paid directly by the banks, 

 Scott A.Efron Owner / Broker 561-417-6150

Short Sale Experts Palm Beach County And Broward County

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Short sales in Palm Beach County and short sales in Broward County



South Florida Real Estate Advisors are a special breed of real estate professionals who can help you buy or sell a short sale in the Palm Beach county and Broward County. Short Sales in Palm Beach Counties and Broward Counties are up more than 30% from last year. The short sales experts at www.sfrea.com will list and sell your home with the least amount of hassle possible. This is because short sales agents at www.sfrea.com understand the process the banks use to close short sales quickly and successfully. Not every transaction is the same, and this could not be truer in the short sale world. Many properties have a first and second mortgage, HOA liens, mechanics liens, and unpaid taxes among other issues. To get these properties to a successful closing with clean title often requires the help of a dedicated short sale agent. www.sfrea.com has a full team of qualified agents, and attorneys to meet and exceed all short sale needs.

The key is to work with somebody that understands each bank and their expectations. Our agents know exactly what kind of a package to put together for each bank involved in the process. Bank of America is going to expect something different from Chase or Wells Fargo. There are so many details involved that it is usually a bad idea for a home owner to take on the job of negotiating their own deal. In fact, those looking to buy should be wary of doing business with a seller that is not open to using a professional short sale negotiator because it will usually lead to frustration or financial ruin. There is a reason that there are high level short sale certifications and other industry designations. At South Florida Real Estate Advisors, we know our Palm Beach and Broward County real estate market of short sales.

The short sale experts at South Florida Real Estate Advisors
www.sfrea.com have made a personal commitment to giving the short sale industry a great name. Serving the best interests of both buyers and sellers. Our agents give a high level of commitment, service and skill to serve our neighbors in Palm Beach County and Broward County. With complete and secure confidentiality. The short sales experts at South Florida Real Estate Advisors are a highly skilled team of professionals, dedicated to 100% Satisfaction. www.sfrea.com In most cases, our sellers are 100% debt free from their mortgage in months, not years. With short sales on the rise and foreclosures on the decline, it is important that we maintain up to date training to maximize the quality and value of Palm beach Short sales and Broward County Short Sales for our clients.
 
Scott A. Efron Owner/ Broker Short Sale Expert at South Florida Real Estate Advisors.
Call 561-417-6150 or visit or award winning website Today www.SFREA.com
 
Short sales in Palm Beach County and short sales in Broward County

Monday, January 21, 2013

Is Now a Good Time to Buy Florida Real Estate?

Is Now a Good Time to Buy Florida Real Estate?

The Answer Is Yes.

Now is a good time to buy real estate in Florida.

Top Reasons To Buy Real Estate In South Florida

1) Great Prices.

Despite the recent home price gains South Florida real estate prices are still down 48% from their peak in 2006.

2) High inventory levels.

The south florida real estate market has plenty of inventory in all price ranges. Conditions are ideal for buyer to find their dream home. Prices have been going up. Don't wait till it is to late.

3) Low mortgage rates.

 Mortgage rates have not been this low since the 1960s. With lower rates buyers can buy a bigger home for the money they borrow. This is perfect for first time home buyer and buyers looking to upsize.

4) Long-term-growth state.

Florida has been one of the fastest growing states in the United States for the last seven decades.

5)  A favored retirement destination.

Know as the sunshine state, Florida's mild climate is an idle destination for the migration of the aging baby boomer generation.

6) An unsurpassed lifestyle.

The climate of Florida creates activities year round that attract people from all over the world. Florida boasts beautiful beaches, beach front parks, warm weather, gardens, outdoor shows and musams to name a few. Florida is a great place to exercise year round. The odoors can be your playground. Come live with us. It is the best move you will ever make.


For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013

The Oaks Boca Raton

The Oaks Boca Raton

A personal perspective of residing in the oaks Boca Raton. Located in West Boca Raton the oaks has a lot to offer. Conveniently located adjacent to highway 441 with plenty of shopping and dinning.Offering 325 gated luxury homes with many amenities. Including 16 tennis courts state of the art resort style club house with gym, aerobics,spinning,yoga,steam room. It also boast an olympic style swimming pool.

For more information about The Oaks Boca Raton,News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisor Ruzanna or Call 954-621-5060 office 561-417-6150.

Friday, November 30, 2012

South Florida Real Estate Broker Comments On Ocean Front Homes In Boca Raton, Florida

>"Homes for sale in Florida are starting to sell faster than they have these past few months. Oceanfront homes in Boca Raton have been keeping our phones very busy with buyers showing interest worldwide. They are scheduling appointments to come to the US and visiting several locations during a three or four day stay,"
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Boca Raton Florida Real Estate News And Statistics

Although existing-homes declined slightly during the month of September, the national median home price has recorded its seventh consecutive monthly increase, according to a recent report by the National Association of REALTORS (NAR). Existing-home sales, which include recently purchased single family, townhomes, condominiums, and co-ops, are on pace to reach 4.75 million units sold for 2012, an 11 percent increase over August 2011 levels. The trend is positive, says Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist. "Despite occasional month-to-month setbacks, we're experiencing a genuine recovery," he said. "More people are attempting to buy homes than are able to qualify for mortgages, and recent price increases are not deterring buyer interest. Rather, inventory shortages are limiting sales, notably in parts of the West." Mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported a national commitment rate for 30-year, conventional fixed-rate mortgages dropped to a record low in September. Rates were averaging 3.47 percent, down over 1.5 percent from the same time a year ago. Reduced inventory figures prominently sustained growth. "The shrinkage in housing supply is supporting ongoing price growth, a pattern that could accelerate unless home builders robustly ramp up production," Yun said.
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Saturday, October 13, 2012

Boca Raton, FL Market Statistics and Real Estate Trends 2012

Boca Raton, FL Market Statistics and Real Estate Trends 2012 Boca Raton, FL October 1, 2012 - Boca Raton's home resale inventories stayed the same, with a 0 percent change since September 2012. Distressed properties such as foreclosures and short sales remained the same as a percentage of the total market in October. The median listing price in Boca Raton stayed the same from September to October. There were a total of 42 price increases and 346 price decreases. For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors www.SFREA.com or Call Mark Sandulli at 954-839-7406

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Home contracts fall in U.S., slow down in South Florida

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Miami Herald staff writer Douglas Hanks and Bloomberg News contributed to this report.

Home contracts fell nationwide in July for the first time in three months, a sign that lower prices and borrowing costs aren’t luring in more buyers.

July’s 1.3 percent decrease in the index of pending home sales followed a 2.4 percent gain in June, the National Association of Realtors said Monday in Washington. Economists forecast a 1 percent drop, according to a Bloomberg News survey.

The disappointing national numbers arrived the same day as local numbers from the Miami Association of Realtors hinted at a slowdown in South Florida’s housing market, too.

In Broward, July’s pending sales are up 4 percent over 2010 levels for condominiums and houses. That’s compared to a 24 percent year-over-year increase in June and a 20 percent spike in May.

In Miami-Dade, pending sales grew 19 percent in July over July 2010. That’s down from June’s 33 percent increase and May’s 29 percent jump.

The local numbers aren’t adjusted for seasonality, so month-to-month comparisons can be skewed by the ebb and flow of the home buying season and other factors. In July, Broward pending sales hit 8,124 contracts, a 3.4 percent decline from June. The 12,014 contracts signed by potential home buyers in Miami-Dade last month barely moved the dial: They were up less than 1 percent from June.

Terri Bersach, head of the Broward council for the Miami Realtors group, said the sales pace remains brisk and that she has not detected any buyer pullback brought on by financial turmoil in August.

“We haven’t seen a slowdown yet,’’ said Bersach, a Coldwell Banker real estate agent in Weston. “This week in my office, we’re negotiating a $1 million deal.”

Across South Florida, sales have been increasing while prices remain depressed. With national unemployment at 9.1 percent and the prospect of more foreclosures in the pipeline mean it may take years to clear the oversupply of houses, a sign the market is struggling to stabilize.

“Housing is still on the ropes,” Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York, said in a note to clients.

Shepherdson said he was concerned that “the chaos in the stock markets might have persuaded a greater proportion of buyers to walk away after signing contracts,” leaving sales short of the level implied by the pending data.

Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/08/29/2381203/home-contracts-fall-in-us-slow.html#ixzz1ZMRBDKmg

For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors
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Monday, September 19, 2011

Top 10 Questions To Ask A Real Estate Agent

How are you going to advertise my home?
Why are you saying my home is worth $400K when I think its worth $325K?
Is your realty company placing pictures on your website and other listing services?
Will you be at the closing or will you send a lackey?
Show me your municipal reporting on the area?
What are your stats?
How accessible are you
What is your commission?
How can I prepare to show my home?
Can I have the names and phone numbers of the last 3 people that listed with you?
Top 10 Questions To Ask A Real Estate Agent

For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors
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Monday, September 12, 2011

Is It Time to Refinance? Three Questions to Consider

Is It Time to Refinance?
Three Questions to Consider
Leonard Baron, MBA, CPA, and author of Real Estate Ownership, Investment and Due Diligence 101

So you've read that interest rates are near historic lows and you want to figure out if you can refinance. Financing has become significantly harder to do and more expensive in the past few years, thanks to the financial crisis. But refinancing is still possible and may make financial sense.

In this article, we will run through some of the basic issues you should contemplate to help give you a framework for deciding whether to refinance. The best person to help you sort through this framework and help you reach a final decision about when to refinance is your mortgage lending professional. But doing a little homework beforehand will help you ask your mortgage professional the right questions.

Here are three questions to consider when you are thinking about refinancing:

Planning on moving? The first item to consider is whether you're going to own the house in question for at least two to four more years–the longer the better. If you're not planning on owning for at least a couple years, refinancing may not be a net benefit to you. HOWEVER: The bigger the mortgage, and the bigger the differential between your current mortgage interest rate and the rate you might get by refinancing, the more refinancing might make sense even on a shorter term basis like two years. So rather than dismiss the idea, this is a good topic to discuss with your mortgage professional in terms of your unique situation.

Can you even qualify for a refinance? It can be tough to refinance these days. If your loan-to-home-value ratio is too high–meaning that your property doesn't appraise at a high enough value in comparison to the amount that is still outstanding on your loan–it may be harder to refinance. The bank may also consider you to be a higher risk if you're self-employed, have a high debt-to-income ratio, or if you have credit issues. But the only way to know for sure is to check with your mortgage lender to examine your options.

What are the costs versus the reduction in interest rate? If you are qualified for financing, your lender will also let you know what interest rate you can secure and how much it will cost you to refinance. You can then do a rate versus loan fee comparison to see if refinancing makes sense. For example, if you refinance a $300,000 loan it might cost $6,500 once you add up points, escrow, title, appraisal, etc. If your loan is dropping by one-half of a percentage point you will save $1,500 per year, which is about $1,000 after taxes. So if you are paying $6,500 to save $1,000 per year, it will take you 6.5 years to earn your money back. That may or may not be a good deal for you, depending on how long you are planning to stay in your home. The bottom line is add up all the costs you will incur by refinancing (remember to exclude items like prepaid interest, taxes and HOA fees that you pay whether you refinance or not) and compare these to your cost savings. This will help you determine whether now is the time to refinance.

Generally speaking, it can be time consuming and challenging to properly dissect the costs versus benefits of refinancing a property. That's why it's a good idea to talk to your trusted lending professional, who understands the right questions to ask and can help you work through the details to make an informed decision.

If you have any questions about your personal situation, contact the professional who supplied you with this month's issue of YOU Magazine. Take action now, so you are protected when you need it most.

For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors
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Is It Time to Refinance? Three Questions to Consider

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Boca Raton's Water Is Best

In a recent blind taste-test conducted by The Coastal Star newspaper and prompted by comments from a Manalapan
commissioner, Boca Raton’s water earned a top scoredrawn from each municipality’s town hall, judging appearance, aroma and taste. Boca’s water
tastes good and is a bargain to boot! Boca Raton’s Utility Services Department thinks that’s a combination that’s
hard to beat. They work hard to make that you think so, too!

For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Boca News And Events | Learning Ally Hours

Boca News And Events | Learning Ally Hours
8/15/2011
The Boca Raton Studio of Learning Ally will open its doors to the community providing Learning Ally Hours monthly, starting in September, 2011. These free events provide the opportunity for individuals and organizations to learn more about the programs, services and volunteer opportunities at Learning Ally.

Come for an hour of inspiration and find out about Learning Ally's mission and vision. We want you to see our volunteers at work, hear about our success stories first-hand and get the inside story of how you can change students' lives. Visitors will tour the audio book production studio and see how nationally, we record more than 6,000 books each year. In 2010, Learning Ally had more than 800,000 audio books and accessible educational materials in circulation throughout the country.

The dates and times for the Learning Ally Hour at the Boca Raton Studio are as follows:

Saturday, September 10, 2011 at 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 10:30 a.m.
It is necessary to RSVP your interest in attending an event by calling 561-297-4442 or emailing Ron Wudarsky. Learning Ally's Boca Raton studio is located on the campus of Florida Atlantic University, a half mile from Glades Road in Boca Raton, Florida. Free parking is provided behind the studio.

For more information about News, Events, Shows, Activities and things To Do In Boca Raton Florida contact your South Florida Real Estate Advisors
www.SFREA.com or Call 954-839-7406