Central Florida, City by City
The fifteen cities Diana works in most, from the Seminole County suburbs around her Lake Mary office out to Lake County, east Orlando, and the I-4 corridor toward the theme parks.
Orange County
Winter Park, FL
Park Avenue, Rollins College, and the brick streets just north of downtown Orlando.
Explore Winter Park
Orange County
Maitland, FL
Lakes, old oaks, and a straight run down I-4 or 17-92 into Orlando.
Explore Maitland
Seminole County
Altamonte Springs, FL
Cranes Roost, the Altamonte Mall corridor, and condos that rent year-round.
Explore Altamonte Springs
Seminole County
Casselberry, FL
Established neighborhoods along 17-92 and 436, close to everything in Seminole County.
Explore Casselberry
Seminole County
Winter Springs, FL
Tuscawilla, the Cross Seminole Trail, and quiet streets off SR 434.
Explore Winter Springs
Seminole County
Oviedo, FL
Family neighborhoods next door to UCF, with SR 417 at the door.
Explore Oviedo
Seminole County
Sanford, FL
A historic downtown on Lake Monroe, SunRail, and the Orlando Sanford airport.
Explore Sanford
Orange County
Apopka, FL
Newer communities along the 429 and Wekiwa Springs on the doorstep.
Explore Apopka
Lake County
Mount Dora, FL
A lakefront small town in Lake County with a walkable historic center.
Explore Mount Dora
Orange County
Waterford Lakes, FL
East Orlando townhomes and single-family homes beside UCF and the 408.
Explore Waterford Lakes
Orange County
Lake Nona, FL
Medical City, the airport, and new construction across southeast Orlando.
Explore Lake Nona
Orange County
Winter Garden, FL
Historic Plant Street and the fast-growing Horizon West communities.
Explore Winter Garden
Lake County
Clermont, FL
Rolling hills, the Chain of Lakes, and newer communities along US 27.
Explore Clermont
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Central Florida areas does Diana cover?
Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Winter Springs, Oviedo and Sanford around her Lake Mary base; Apopka and Mount Dora to the northwest; Waterford Lakes and Lake Nona in east and southeast Orlando; Winter Garden and Clermont to the west; and Davenport and St. Cloud to the south.
Which areas suit a rental investment?
It depends on the kind of rental. Long-term demand tends to follow employers, hospitals and the university, which points to places like Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Waterford Lakes and Lake Nona. Short-term rentals are only allowed in certain zoned areas, mostly around Davenport and parts of Osceola County, and every HOA has its own rules. Confirm the rules for a specific address before you offer.
Do I need to know my target city before I call?
No. Most conversations start with a goal, a budget and a commute or a rental strategy, and the shortlist of cities comes out of that.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Tell Diana what you are trying to do, as an investor or as a family moving here, and she will narrow the map.
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