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- English
- Spanish
- Buyer representation
- Condos & townhomes
- Exclusive buyers services
- Farms
- First time home buyers
- Foreclosures (buyer representation)
- Investment properties
- Land buyer representation
- Luxury properties
- Mobile/manufactured homes
- New construction buyer representation
- New construction seller representation
- Probate properties
- Relocation
- Rural property
- Seller representation
- Waterfront properties
My Bio
My name is Ariana Garcia and I am a licensed Real Estate Agent in the Tampa Bay area looking to match home buyers with their perfect home and home owners with their perfect buyers.
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Home buying
Full service home selling
Military relocation
Residential relocation
Military Relocation Professional (MRP)
Buyer's agent
Condo & townhome realtor
Exclusive buyers agent
Farm & ranch realtor
First time home buyers agent
Foreclosure/REO buyers agent
Investment property realtor
Land buying agent
Luxury/high end real estate agent
Mobile/manufactured home realtor
New construction buyers agent
New construction sales agent
Probate real estate agent
Relocation realtor
Rural real estate agent
Listing agent
Waterfront properties agent
You will need a copy of your mortgage loan payoff. You can request this from your lender. Once I have this, I can plug in the number to an estimated net sheet, along with some other information such as taxes and commissions, to figure out what your net proceeds will be from the sale of your property.
You would first need to apply for a mortgage loan. I work with several licensed loan officers and brokers and would be happy to send you an application link as well as introduce you to the office you'd be working with on your loan.
Not necessarily. You can put as little as 3% down, depending on your loan type and pre-approval amount. Putting 20% down is beneficial if you're pre-approved for a Conventional loan and wish to avoid PMI.