Whitney J. Realtor, Notary & Loan Signing Agent

08/27/2023

Always get pre-approved! 😂😂😂

08/01/2023

02/09/2023

🚨OPEN HOUSE 🚨 Stop by, say hi and view this beautiful home this Saturday 2/11 from
12pm-3pm

📍8330 Lake Park Estate Blvd
Orlando, FL 32818

Whitney J. REALTOR®
+ 407-603-1190
[email protected]

01/04/2023

Dear 2023, it's time!

Are you looking to buy, sell or invest?
Let's talk about your options.

Whitney Jackson, REALTOR®
Call/text 407-603-1190
[email protected]
Whitneyjsells.kw.com
📍Florida

realestate

12/03/2022

🏡 OPEN HOUSE TODAY 🏡

Stop by, say hi and view this newly listed condo today 12/3 from 12p-3p

55+ Community
1 Bedroom
Bathroom
Community pool
Washer/dryer
Call/txt 407-603-1190

11/16/2022

Are you looking for a mobile notary in the Orlando area? Look no further



Sealedbywhitney.com

11/08/2022

Happy Tuesday!

07/16/2022

Happy Saturday!
*Always accepting new clients*

06/25/2022

⭐️Open House⭐️
This Sunday, June 26th from 10a-4p.
I will be hosting at this beautiful property just minutes from the prestigious Bay Hill Golf Club and Lodge. This 4br/ 3bth home is a MUST SEE!

Priced to sell at $700,000
Contact me for more information
Whitney 407-603-1190
📧 [email protected]

06/21/2022

Miami and Tampa topped the list of most popular destinations for homebuyers moving from one metro to another in April and May measured by net inflow –

Miami has topped the list all year, but Tampa just passed Phoenix for the number-two spot.

Tampa is more popular with relocating homebuyers largely because it’s relatively affordable, with the typical home selling for $370,000 in April. Although Tampa prices rose nearly 28% year over year, they were still well below the national median of $424,000. It’s the only metro on the top-five list where that’s the case. The typical home sells for $475,000 in Miami, $480,000 in Phoenix, $605,000 in Sacramento and $445,000 in Las Vegas.

Migration into Tampa has steadily ticked up since the pandemic began. Tampa had a net inflow of more than 11,000 homebuyers in the first quarter, up from roughly 7,600 a year earlier and about 4,000 two years earlier.