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Lovely 2nd floor condo located in the gated resort style community of Tradewinds. This condo has a large open living room and kitchen combination floor plan.You can access you own private balcony from the dining area with views of the lusciously landscaped community. The master en suite is spacious and the additional bedroom has access to a separate bathroom. Tradewinds is conveniently located in the Metro West area of Orlando within minutes of dining, shopping & entertainment. With amenities such as two sparkling…

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Sophisticated and modern with no rear neighbors!!! Updated 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home with alluring private pool and spacious lanai. Freshly painted exterior and interior, newly tiled wood look flooring in the kitchen and updated flooring in the bathrooms. The master bath vanity has been redone in one of the two expansive master en-suites. One is located to the rear of the home with access and views of the sun-filled pool and deck. The living room is filled with natural lighting complimenting the warm toned…

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The December Team Donovan community reports have now been updated and are available from the following link:

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Orlando is a popular area for vacation home rentals since millions of tourists come here every year to visit attractions like Walt Disney World® and Universal Studios Florida®. If you plan to purchase a home to use as a vacation rental, you need to know how to price that property to attract guests. Price it too high, and you’ll lose business to the competition in the area. Price it too low and you may not be able to make a profit. Plus, you risk attracting people who may abuse your property as a cheap rental.

Here are some tips on how to set the best rates for your Orlando vacation home. 

1. Know your expenses – Before you can determine what price to charge, you need to know your fixed expenses for the property, such as insurance, taxes,…

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