Christy Fauquher | Perfect Fit Properties, LLC

Perfect Fit Properties, LLC

(407) 310-3878

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Christy Fauquher
Perfect Fit Properties, LLC

Central Florida

Orlando

Email: realtorchristy@gmail.com

Phone: (407) 310-3878

The agents of Perfect Fit Properties, LLC have been serving the Central Florida area since 2002. We have created and maintained a history of solid, long term client relationships built on knowledge, trust and communication. We strive to provide personalized attention to every client while giving them the peace of mind that comes with knowing that their real estate needs are in the best hands possible.

Real Estate Tips

17NOV

What to Expect in the 2026 Housing Market

The U.S. housing market may shift significantly in 2026, with the National Association of Realtors projecting a 14% rise in home sales and a 4% increase in prices. These trends suggest a more active market for sellers and growing urgency for buyers. Understanding the forces behind this forecast and preparing strategically will be key to making smart real estate decisions.

10NOV

What Buyers Get Wrong About Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates in early November 2025 are hovering near an average of 6.26 percent for a 30-year fixed mortgage in the United States, and that number alone forces buyers to think far more strategically. Yet the real danger is not the rate itself, but three expensive errors many buyers make because they do not fully prepare for the financing stage.

03NOV

Should Buyers Order Their Own Pre-Inspection?

Many homebuyers in the United States face the same dilemma: if a seller already provides a full home inspection report, does it make sense to pay again for a separate buyer-side pre-inspection? The short answer is: often yes. This article explains why a second inspection can protect the buyer’s long-term financial interests and negotiation leverage.

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