About Arlene Muldrew
After my extensive travels along the east coast of the United States, Canada, and points beyond, I am proud to finally call Lakeland, Florida my home. My husband, Bill, and our two beautiful children have enjoyed living here since 1996, and we have all establishd deep-seeded roots in this lovely community. I was born in Brooklyn, New York, but spent the majority of my adolesence on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico ("La Isla del Encato") I moved back to the states for my senior year where I attended Brandon Senior High School. I then took my studies to Hillsborough Community College, and ultimately Auburn University in Montgomery, Alabama.
Growing up as a pastor's daughter, I am still pasionate about attending church services on a regular basis. As the matriarch of my own family now, I take pride in watching them grow up to become adults, with the legacy that my father started in our family to serve with an open heart to others. Much like we did growing up in my large family, I receive much joy from having family around the dinner table for a home-cooked meal. I don't mind saying that I am a great cook!
Working in the community has always been a passion of mine. With my extensive financial experience in the mortgage industry, I have helped many home buyers and sellers. Assisting first-time home buyers obtain a mortgage, locating grants for downpayment, and helping to clear credit issues were some of my specialities. With many years of experience within the fininancial sector, I have helped countless clients achieve the financial goals within their real estate portfolios.
Customer service is my primary focus. As your REALTOR, I will help you with the single-most important investment of your life . . . purchasing or selling a home. Whether you're a first-time home buyer, or a seasoned investor, I look forward to helping you achieve your goals.
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Home Seller Tips
How To Rebuild Your Life After A Foreclosure?
When one chapter ends, another one begins. Foreclosures are simply that: fresh new beginnings. Of course, it can bring you down for a while, it may have a negative impact on your credit score for years and even on your relationships, but you can rebuild your life and live happily ever after. Foreclosures are like a bad dream that for some homeowners becomes a reality. ...
Homebuyer Tips
Passive Income Strategies To Avoid Paying Interest On Your Home Loan
To pay interest means to work twice for the same money. In other words, it reduces your productivity. When you are paying interest, you are simply treading water, that is you’re not making any progress. Despite this fact, most passive income opportunities rely on interest and especially on compound interest. There are many different definitions of interest, but in ...
Homebuyer Tips
6 Types Of Land Surveys You Should Be Aware Of
Land is a precious resource because it is very limited and nobody’s going to make any more of it. As you already know, about 70% of the Earth is covered by water and the rising sea level is threatening. Then, not all the dry land is suitable for construction or even habitable - 33% is dessert while mountains occupy another 24%. This means there are only 15.8 ...
Agent Advice
Should Friends And Family Hire You As Their Real Estate Agent?
Haven’t you ever been told to keep friendship and business apart? Real estate could be the ultimate test for friendships because money and greed bring out the true character of a human being. The United States of America is the third largest country in the world by surface area, and currently in the third place by population - more than 331 million people. 32% of ...
Home Seller Tips
9 Unusual Ways In Which Water Increases The Value Of Your House
What really increases the price of the house is its location. So, if your house is not on an exotic beach, we will tell you how to bring the sea to your house. Stay with us as we look at the friendly side of the water - the miraculous liquid that makes our planet habitable. Water is both a friend and an enemy in real estate. Leaking faucets, burst pipes, and floodings ...