It may be hard to believe that it's already September... but it is! While the daily temperatures still feel like summer, we will be ushering in the season of fall later this month. With fall comes a never ending list of events in Central Florida and what we hope to be the beginning of some more enjoyable weather. Ready or not, we’ve got a rundown of some of our favorite annual events to add to your calendar this September...

Epcot International Food and Wine Festival

Everyone who's anyone in Florida knows that Epcot is the place to be in the fall because this yearly event revolves around tasty food and drinks—who wouldn’t love that? Each fall, Epcot transforms its park to house dozens of unique flavors and fun experiences, as guests tour through over 25 global marketplaces. At each venue, you can purchase and taste-test culinary masterpieces, sip on unique drinks, and try desserts that are sure to leave you wanting more. There are also chances to sign up for culinary boot camp and other food-inspired demonstrations and seminars. This year they are also releasing more new experiences than ever before, making it an event you don't want to miss! 

Last month, we shared part one in our series on 11 questions to ask your REALTOR® when buying a new construction home in Central Florida, and today, we're sharing part two. Remember, the biggest point we want to make when it comes to purchasing a new construction home is to involve your REALTOR® in the process early on, as they are essential to making sure your interests are represented.

Without further ado, here are the remaining questions you should be asking when a new construction home is what you're looking for:

While throwing a ton of money into your home right before you sell is not something we often advise a homeowner to do, there are three things you may need to look at before putting your home up for sale. It’s important that your home is not only something that will catch the eye of the perfect buyer, but is free of any big hang-ups that may stop the transaction in its tracks.