Central Florida Mortgage Broker | iMortgage4u — Natallia Mann

Natallia Mann is a licensed Central Florida mortgage broker helping homebuyers, move-up buyers, and investors close with confidence. 99% contract-to-closing rate. 97% offer acceptance.

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Now Playing — Latest Episode

Central Florida Housing Market — Mid-2026 Review

Where can buyers actually win in Central Florida right now? Not everywhere — and not the same way in every county. Appraiser Jessica Eckhart and I go county by county through Orange, Seminole, Lake, and Osceola so you can see where you've got room to negotiate and where you don't. Across the region the typical home runs about $442,000, takes roughly 38 days to sell, and is still closing at almost 99% of asking. That's not a crash — it's the market settling back to normal. Watch the full episode, or tap a question below to jump straight to that topic.

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Central Florida at a glance · June 2026

$442K

Typical home price

38 days

To sell, on average

~4 mo

Supply of homes for sale

98.7%

Of asking price paid

Translation: this isn't a crash — it's the market cooling back to normal. Buyers have time to be picky; sellers still do fine when the price is right.

OsceolaMost buyer leverage

$429K · 50 days on market · ~5 mo supply

The most room to negotiate in the region — more homes, and they're sitting longer. Great spot to make your case.

OrangeDepends on the block

$496K · 32 days on market · ~3 mo supply

Strong overall, but it splits neighborhood by neighborhood. You win by knowing how your specific area is really moving.

SeminoleMoves fast

~25 days on market (median)

The least forgiving county for a slow decision. A home that shows well and is priced right is gone quickly.

LakeAffordability play

Payment-conscious buyers

Where your monthly payment stretches furthest — especially on resale homes competing with new construction.

Topic-by-topic breakdowns

Short on time? Tap any question for a 1-minute answer — plays right here.

▶Are home prices crashing in Central Florida? ▶How can buyers win in Orange County in 2026? ▶How should I price my home in Orange County? ▶Where do buyers have the most choice? (Osceola) ▶Which county is best for negotiating? (Osceola)

Property Tax Estimator by County

The current owner’s property taxes may not reflect what a new buyer will pay. Use these county tools as a starting point before relying on a payment estimate.

Orange County
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Osceola County’s estimator is temporarily unavailable — we’ll add it back when their tool is restored.

Coming Next

July Episode: Orange County

Orlando · Winter Park · Lake Nona · Dr. Phillips / Windermere · Apopka — a full city-by-city read on where Orange County’s market is heading.

Past Months — Full Archive

Older episodes, newest first. Full episode plus the short breakdowns for each month.

Topic-by-topic breakdowns

Tap any question — plays right here.

▶Should I get an appraisal on a home in Mount Dora? ▶How do I find a good deal in Clermont in 2026? ▶Should I price my home in Leesburg per sq ft? ▶Are home prices dropping in Eustis in 2026? ▶Why isn't my listing in Groveland selling?

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Quick answers

Real questions from the episode — tap any to open the answer.

Is the Central Florida housing market crashing in 2026?+

No — appraiser Jessica Eckhart calls it a correction and a return to normal. The regional single-family median is around $442,000, with roughly 38 days on market and a 98.7% sale-to-list ratio. What changed is buyer behavior, not prices — buyers are slower and pickier, so overpriced homes sit.

Where do homebuyers have the most leverage in Central Florida right now?+

Osceola County — about 5 months of inventory and the lowest pending-to-active ratio (29.5%), which means more options, more time, and more room to negotiate. Only about 1 in 3 listed homes is under contract.

Which county should buyers move fastest in?+

Seminole — the tightest, fastest market at about 25 days on market. Be fully pre-approved before you shop, because well-priced, clean homes go under contract within a couple of days.

Should I wait to buy until rates drop?+

The better question is where and how you buy — not whether to wait for "perfect" rates no one can predict. The interest rate is only one brick in the decision; the current market, your goals, and your own financial readiness matter too.

Is Orange County a good place to buy in 2026?+

It can be, but it's segmented — opportunity depends on the specific neighborhood, since each pocket behaves differently. Homes sell in about 32 days, so a well-priced home moves in roughly a month.

How should I price my home in Orange County in 2026?+

Price against your real competition in your specific neighborhood, not countywide headlines — the market is segmented. If you hit 21–30 days on market without serious interest, that's the signal to reassess price and positioning.

What does "pending-to-active ratio" mean for buyers?+

It's the share of listings already under contract. In Osceola at 29.5%, only about 1 in 3 is taken — so buyers have plenty of options to choose from.

How do you negotiate on a home in Osceola County?+

Use the inspection report, factor in how long the home's been listed, and base your offer on its real condition rather than the asking price.

Are home prices dropping in Central Florida?+

Not really — what changed is buyer behavior, not prices. Buyers are slower and pickier, so overpriced homes sit while well-priced ones still sell close to asking.

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