Monday, July 9, 2012

Classic 1 Realty Weekly Staff Feature Joe Thomas

Joseph Thomas leasing agent for Classic 1 Realty and Property Management in Orlando Florida came to Classic 1 in 2005 after several years as a Property Manager. 


 He is a U S Navy veteran having served aboard two nuclear submarines and a retired police officer serving the Winter Park Police Department for 29 years. He is also a graduate of Rollins College and holds a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice.
Joseph recently was awarded a certification as a REO Specialist through American Real Estate University.

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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Classic 1 Realty Featuring Staff Member Ken Ashori

Classic 1 Realty Featuring Staff member Ken Ashori

Ken Ashori is a full service Realtor including services such as: Selling and Listing properties, working with Buyers and investors, Property management and Real Estate Consulting as well.
Ken specializes in Short Sales and Foreclosures.
 
 
  • Selling Real Estate
    1996 to present
    Ken handles Sellers and investors interested in selling properties in regards to Real Estate and have had great success throughout my career. He specialize in Short Sales and Foreclosures (as well as traditional sales). Ken guarantees costumer service for all of my clients, and will bring the best service to the table every time.
  • Buying Real Estate
    1996 to present
    Ken has worked with and continues to work with all forms of buyers ranging from investors all the way to personal properties. His system has had a great amount of success and do to the amount of connections he has maintained through my career he is able to move through the motions quicker than most Realtor's.
  • 1996 to present
    Ken Ashori currently manages several properties with the help of his direct coordinator Thomas O'Neill, he provides a consistent and successful format that benefits all parties involved. Ken advertises the property all over the market, find and qualify a quality tenant, and prepare the lease for signing. We also handle all repairs, maintenance, billing, and tax matters for all owners.
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Until next time, 

Monday, June 25, 2012

Weekly Staff Feature Diana Blake Classic 1 Realty

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Personal Bio for Diana Blake
Diana Blake, owner/broker, and property manager for Classic 1 Realty, Inc. has been in the residentional investment industry for over eighteen years. Ms. Blake is a graduate of Rollins College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in organizational communications and specializing in public relations. She is a member of the National Association of Property Managers as well as a member of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association. 
 
Diana’s talents include expertise in investment property analysis (both the purchase and sale of), home renovation, repair and cost accounting techniques as well as proficiency with ‘Promas’ property management software applications. She also has earned a technician’s degree in air conditioning, refrigeration and heating.
Diana Blake has a history of active involvement in the community including fund raising, speaking, and program efficiency development.

Monday, June 18, 2012

Weekly Staff Feature - Jorja Farnham

Presenting Jorja Farnham Classic 1 Realty Featured Staff Member 
 
Jorja has been a property management bookkeeper for over twenty-five years. And is experienced in all facets of the property management business. She prides herself in the work she does in administration, bookkeeping and maintenance coordination.
 
Jorja Farnham
Administrative Asst/Bookkeeper
Classic 1 Realty
customercare@classic1realty.com

Monday, May 28, 2012

Moving Yourself



Do it yourself move.  If you have a truck, trailer, van, lots of able and willing friends and/or family. This is the least expensive way to go.  Have a Pizza Party Move", provide refreshments and expect your bathroom to be used.
Topic:  How to choose a truck and how to start the planning process
1.  Measure the size of the rooms in closest square foot.
2.  Count for furniture or rooms of furniture, try to keep the rooms together.
3. Carefully estimate how long you will need for pick up drop off and return to rental business.
4.  Pick a solid date to move.
5.  Carefully box and label all fragile equipment and breakables.
6.  Overnight or 3 days if personals for after the move, labeled.
7.  Cleaning equipment in a separate box with lids on  tight, label it.
8.  Pre-routed maps for everyone who is driving.
9.  Plan a schedule to correlate with helpers or other drivers.
10. Cell phones are a must.
11. Keep your sense of humor, it will be a long day.

Until Next Time,
Classic 1 Realty

Friday, May 11, 2012

Reputable Moving Companies

Stress and moving pretty much go hand in hand. When possible rent a moving truck and move everything yourself. Who else can you depend on?   Well in a perfect world that would be the way to go, as long as everyone is very careful, items are packed well and you have a strategy in place in case of vehicle mishaps, volunteers not showing up.  More on that next blog.
Credential checking:What is the moving crews status with the company? Back round checks?  Temporary Employees? What is the company's U.S. Department of transportation registration number.  Twenty-eight states require both state and U.S. DOT registration Florida is one of the twenty-eight states  that requires State and US DOT registration.

Remember if it sounds to good to be true it probably is.  Unrealistic price breaks, very low estimates probably indicate foul play.
It is difficult to trust a company with all of your belongings.  Moving company scams are definitely on the rise with more than 4,000 scams reported each year across the nation.  Read more on moving scam information  moving scams  and fox business.  

There are many sites that offer customer reviews  and company suggestions such as merchant circle, the better business bureau and angies list. 

Most moving companies are reliable, just do your research.
Until next time,
Classic 1 Realty