Real Estate Agents near me in Orlando, FL
5 real estate agents in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. A good real estate agent knows the neighborhoods, the pricing, and the paperwork.
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NAI Realvest
Real estate brokerage
NAI Realvest is a commercial real estate firm in Orlando that represents the NAI Global network in Central Florida.
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The Nickley Group
Real estate brokerage
The Nickley Group is a Keller Williams–affiliated real estate team based on East Colonial Drive with more than 60 staff. The team represents buyers and sellers across Central Florida and reports over 5,000 families served.
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Wemert Group Realty
Real estate brokerage
Wemert Group Realty is a boutique east Orlando brokerage led by broker Mike Wemert and team leader Jenny Wemert, with more than 25 years in real estate.
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The Figueroa Team
Real estate brokerage
The Figueroa Team is a residential real estate team led by Veronica Figueroa and affiliated with eXp and PLACE. It works with buyers, sellers and investors around Orlando, with emphasis on east and south Orlando communities.
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One Oak Realty Corp
Real estate brokerage
One O.A.K. Realty Corp. is a residential real estate company with Realtor Michael Chiorando, focused on Orlando and nearby communities such as Winter Park, Maitland and Windermere.
Real Estate Agents in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 5 real estate agents in Orlando.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Home selling, Home buying and Home valuation.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a real estate brokerage near Orlando
A good real estate agent knows the neighborhoods, the pricing, and the paperwork. When interviewing agents, ask how many transactions they've completed in your area in the past year, how they communicate, and what services are included. Since 2024 changes in industry practice, buyers working with an agent typically sign a written agreement before touring homes that spells out the agent's compensation, so read it carefully and ask what is negotiable. Orange County has very different markets within short drives, from established neighborhoods in Winter Park and College Park to newer HOA and CDD communities in Winter Garden, Windermere and Horizon West, so ask agents to explain HOA fees, CDD assessments, and property tax differences. Flood zones, insurance costs, roof age and wind mitigation features all affect what you'll pay to own a home here. Use the listings below to find agents and brokerages that serve your part of Orange County and meet with a few before committing.
Local tip
Florida real estate agents are licensed by the DBPR, so search any agent's name on myfloridalicense.com to confirm an active sales associate or broker license before signing an agreement.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if a real estate agent is licensed in Florida?
Real estate sales associates and brokers are licensed by Florida's Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Search the agent's name on myfloridalicense.com to confirm an active license and see the brokerage they are affiliated with. You can also check for any public disciplinary history.
Do I need to sign an agreement with a buyer's agent in Orlando?
Under current industry rules followed by most brokerages, buyers usually sign a written agreement with their agent before touring homes. The agreement should state how the agent is paid and for how long the agreement lasts. Terms can be negotiated, so ask questions before signing.
What is a CDD fee in Orlando communities?
A Community Development District is a special district that finances infrastructure such as roads, utilities and amenities in some newer neighborhoods. Homeowners pay CDD assessments, usually on their property tax bill, in addition to any HOA dues. Many communities in Horizon West and Lake Nona have CDDs, so ask your agent for the exact amounts.
Do Florida home sellers have to disclose flooding?
Yes. Florida law requires sellers of residential property to give buyers a flood disclosure covering past flood insurance claims, federal or other assistance received for flood damage, and, since October 2025, known flooding that damaged the property during their ownership. Your agent can also help you check FEMA flood zone maps.
What inspections should I get when buying a home in Orlando?
Most buyers get a general home inspection. Many also order a wood-destroying organism (termite) inspection, a four-point inspection for older homes, and a wind mitigation inspection, since insurers often use these reports to decide coverage and pricing. Pool, septic and sewer line inspections may also make sense depending on the property.
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