My husband and I first moved to Central Florida in October 2016 and started out in Oviedo. I know…read moreit's a popular area for families with children; however, the master-planned "perfectly unison" vision just wasn't us. Several months later a friend told me about a job opportunity at Mission Inn. In February 2017 my husband and I went "touristing" and ventured out way over to Lake County and the small and beautiful town of Howey-in-the-Hills. We drove through the iron gates and it was truly love at first sight. The lure of the Mediterranean architecture, cheery bougainvillea and looking down into Plaza de las Palmas from the terrace above felt as though we were looking down into one of the picturesque piazzas from our first trip to Italy or the town square in Capri where we shared an impromptu first dance following our wedding. We dined on the terrace outside of El Conquistador, the resort's signature restaurant, watched the stunning sunset over Plaza de la Fontana and felt like we had traveled the globe and were back in our beloved Italy. We put an offer on a house, yes sight unseen even, worked with Tom and Mary Jane in the Mission Inn Realty office and closed on our home in Las Calinas in May 2017.. We are so thankful to Mission Inn and the Beucher family for creating and maintaining this magical resort community that we are so thankful and blessed to call home. We enjoy our charming, little town with the peaceful setting it provides...yet close enough to Orlando and all the attractions and amenities it provides. Our beautiful home in Las Calinas within the gates of our beloved Mission Inn Resort has provided our happily-ever-after proof that fairytales do come true. Even more now during this terrible global pandemic, we are beyond grateful to have such a beautiful setting to spend our "safer at home" time in. Thank you Mission Inn Resort and Mission Inn Realty for providing and maintaining our treasured home at community. Endless gratitude to Bud, Michelle, Donna, Tom, Peggy and the entire Mission Inn family for dedicating themselves to this beautiful community. With endless gratitude, K & D

From the owner: I specialize in Mission Inn Real Estate. With over 16 years experience as a real estate agent for…read moreMission Inn, I have been a multiple million dollar producer agent for the last 13 years. I will commit my knowledge, time, and energy to help you find a home at Mission Inn and/or surrounding areas. So, if your looking for a real estate agent in our area, please give the opportunity to represent you in your search for your new home. Mission Inn Resort and Club at Las Colinas is a resort gated community about 35 miles Northwest of the theme parks and Orlando.

we used Layna and Brooke for the purchase of our vacant land to build our forever home and we could…read morenot have had a better experience! These ladies are very professional, kind, understanding, and was there every step of the way. we are so thankful for their help and couldn't ask for better realtors. highly recommen!

Communication and the way the company continued to circle back to get me the info I was looking for.read more

Repeated A/C Failures and a Broken Maintenance Structure…read more Realty Medics arranged a new A/C installation in 2020. Since then, the system has failed at least six times. This was not an isolated incident--it became the norm. Realty Medics charged $1,050 for an evaporator coil cleaning, yet the A/C failed again within a few weeks. A new property manager later found a contractor quoting $795 for the same work. The deeper problem is structural: all maintenance is routed through Realty Medics' internal process, while the original contractor's information is not disclosed. In my experience, this resulted in repeated failures, higher charges, and no lasting solution. Property owners should have access to vendor information, warranty records, itemized invoices, and independent estimates.

I highly recommend Pat Campion who is a realtor with John Roberts Realty to help sell a home. She…read morehelped my brother and I sell my late mother's home in Tavares, Florida. During the time the house was on the market, she kept us informed of showings and feedback from prospective buyers by calls and emails. I live out of state and that was very much appreciated. Pat is the best as far as I'm concerned.

If this appraisal service arrives to appraise your property because the lending bank called an…read moreindependent service, refuse to let them appraise your property and ask the bank for another appraiser before you pay for 2 appraisals. The appraisal received was low-balled about $65,000 because they did not know how to handle a perfectly legal and permitted 600 sq ft axillary dwelling (think mother-in-law suite). I have a 2200 sq ft main house with 2 car garage and another 600 sq ft mother-in-law-house with 2 car garage on my property. All comparable properties selected were in the 2200 sq ft range and a grand total of $5,000 was added for my extra $65,000 cost 600 sq ft apartment. There are about 20 appraiser articles written on how to handle auxiliary dwellings. They included common sense methods such as adding the square footage of the auxiliary dwelling to the main house and choosing comparable properties in that range as well as more sophisticated methods such as using the probable income appraisal method. This appraisal company did none of these industry acceptable methods. I contacted several real estate professionals, 2 appraisers and did an online survey of Zillow, Chase Mortgage and 2 other value sites that all proved how far off this appraisal was. This information is available to everyone but not even looked at by John Robert Appraisal to see if they are in the ball park? They were $60-140k higher than the appraisal report. There are several reasons that I suspect for the bad report but they may be filtered out by yelp or sound discriminatory. There is a problem in Florida among home inspectors, appraisers, termite inspectors and other part time service companies in real estate with retired individuals seeking a second income while doing just enough to get by in the industry. Just think. There is little recourse for wronged consumers in these industries. The bank hires an independent service so it doesn't look like the good-ol-boy system. The independent service makes more money by paying the people doing the service as little as possible. People with another income are more likely to do the service at a huge discount and can only pay for the bare minimum continuing education and Errors and Omissions insurance required for the license. This system put in place in 2011 has put most of the good professional appraisers and home inspectors out of business. I had a professional home inspection business prior to this huge discounting mentality. I demanded the bank send another appraiser and I paid for a second appraisal with the bank again choosing the appraiser. The new report was far more professional and common sense in their approach. The value was $55k higher than that unprofessional report by John Roberts Appraisal and better reflected the value of the property.

Jon and Eddy are consummate professionals and a pleasure to work with. I have closed with them on…read moreseveral occasions and they are on top of their transactions. I highly recommend them and their team for your next sale or purchase.

From the owner: Hi, we're Jon and Eddy, the owners of Expert Real Estate Advisors, a customer service centered Real…read moreEstate team that specializes in selling residential real estate in Lake County, FL. We're passionate about helping our customers to achieve their personal goals by selling their homes quickly for the most amount of money. We use a time tested market research system to sell homes in the shortest amount of time for the most amount of money. We help hundreds of families buy and sell their homes in the Lake County Fl area each year and are border-line fanatical about delivering the highest level of customer service in the industry.