The Central Florida real estate market continues to show that right now is an opportune time for Buyers and Sellers. If you've been thinking about selling your home in Central Florida but can't quite seem to bite the bullet, this is the proof. Or if you are on the other end of the real estate perspective and have been thinking about buying a first home in Central Florida (or wanting to move up from your starter home) these numbers tell you that right now is the time to do just that.

Median home prices are up and the sold price to list price ratios are up (always good when you are the Seller!). The amount of active listings is growing, giving any Buyer a bigger inventory to look from when trying to find the perfect home. We hope our monthly market updates (including our May 2014 market update) help with your real estate needs when it comes to buying or selling your next home in Central Florida.

We've told you what a short sale is (and let you in on the fact that in some cases a short sale is not actually "short" when it comes to time) and helped you figure out why you might be in the market to go through this process with your own home. Today we are getting down to the nitty gritty and looking at the next big question on your mind when considering short selling your home in Central Florida. 

From the time you go away to college to the time you start your first day of your desired career, there are classes to skip attend, midterms to take and papers to write. Somewhere in between, an internship opportunity might present itself and we are here to tell you to take it.

Our recent summer intern, Luke Shanle said, "Interning at Dream Builders Realty was great because they foster learning and education in a way that made me feel like one of the team. I fit right in with all my questions and had no hesitation to speak up if I didn’t know something." Luke is offering up five things you can do to rock at being an intern, too (and maybe get a job offer before you even throw that cap in the air).