PONDVIEW PROPERTIES, LLC
CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA

A great real estate company isn’t defined by the size of its sales force. Instead, it comes down to the individual agents and their passion for helping people and willingness to serve others. At Greater Orlando Realty, we are Realtors that have dedicated ourselves to the real estate industry as professionals. This means that we adhere to the highest ethical standards and commit to serving you every step of the way! Victor Garcia - Seller Maria Perez - Seller A good real estate agent doesn’t disappear once the closing papers are signed, we're here to help you anytime. Just give us a call or send us a message. Greater Orlando Realty provides these links to you only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply our endorsement of that site. It is neither responsible for, nor does it warrant the suitability, accuracy, currency or completeness of the information contained on any linked site or any link contained in a linked site. Purchasing a new home is an exciting and life-changing event of you, so it is very important that you do the necessary preparations to purchase your next home. We here to help you find the best financing option for you. A mortgage calculator provides you with some great starting information that will be useful when you begin talking to potential mortgage lenders. You will need to input your gross monthly income, along with the annual percentage rate and the loan term you would like to obtain. The mortgage calculator will then provide you with the maximum loan amount for which you could possibly qualify. Gathering the pertinent documents before talking to potential lenders will help to make the pre-qualification process go much more smoothly. You will need your Social Security number, recent pay stubs, annual income, the tax returns from at least the previous two years, and all bank account numbers. Being pre-qualified for a mortgage makes you more attractive to sellers, which can give you more negotiating power. Pre-qualified buyers are often given preference if a seller receives multiple offers. The names comes from the fact that the mortgage must be paid off in full in a single “balloon” payment at the end of a set period of time, usually five or seven years. This can be attractive for those expecting to sell or refinance their property within that period of time. The disadvantage is needing to sell the property or refinance the loan at the end of that period. Depending on the down payment made, buyers will NOT be required to provide such documentation as income verification, Social Security numbers, Green Cards, bank documents, pay slips, etc.