Your real estate agent in ChampionsGate.

Know the whole fee stack before you sign

The listing price is the beginning of the ChampionsGate math, not the end. Depending on the section, your real monthly cost may stack HOA dues, CDD assessments, and resort fees on top of the mortgage — and what those cover (and don't) varies between the vacation-home sections and the residential Country Club. Mayra itemizes the full carry cost for any home you're considering, so the "deal" is judged on real numbers.

For investors, she goes further: which sections actually permit short-term rental, what the fee load does to your margins, and the due-diligence questions to ask a management company. Mayra works with rental-property investors across Central Florida — she'll run the numbers with you, honestly, including when they don't work.

The ChampionsGate market, honestly

This is really two markets behind one gate. The resort sections trade heavily among vacation-home and rental buyers — often furnished, often sight-unseen from out of state, with seasonal rhythm to demand. The Country Club side is a different world: full-time residents, its own clubhouse amenities, and buyers who plan to stay. Homes in each are priced, marketed, and negotiated differently.

Most ChampionsGate buyers never set foot in Florida before closing. Mayra runs video tours, coordinates inspections remotely, and tells you what the listing photos are composed to avoid. If you're selling, that same remote-buyer reality shapes everything — your photos, your pricing, and how your furnished home gets valued.