Frequently asked questions

David Dorman serves buyers, sellers, and relocating families across Greater Orlando and West Orange / South Lake counties, including Windermere, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Gotha, Dr. Phillips, Orlando, Clermont, Minneola, and Groveland.

David Dorman has been a full-time Central Florida real estate professional since 1999 and is a Broker-Associate with CENTURY 21 Carioti in Ocoee, Florida. He has been named to Orlando Magazine's 'Real Estate Hot 100' and holds CENTURY 21's CENTURION®, President's Producer, and Quality Service Pinnacle Producer honors.

You work directly with David Dorman from your first phone call through closing day. Unlike large real estate teams that pass clients off to junior showing agents or transaction coordinators, David personally handles your consultations, property showings, pricing strategy, and contract negotiations.

David's global listing marketing plan includes professional high-dynamic-range photography, FAA-licensed aerial drone photography and video, immersive Matterport 3D virtual walkthroughs, AI-powered interactive property storybooks, and syndication across the CENTURY 21 global network and major home search portals.

Online algorithms often miss neighborhood nuances, renovations, pool enclosures, and lakefront lots. You can get an instant baseline estimate through David's Homebot portal on the 'Your Home's Value' page, or contact David at (407) 948-8295 for a complimentary, no-obligation Comparative Market Analysis (CMA).

Yes. For prospective buyers who want to lease first, David works with the Home Partners of America Lease-to-Own program, which lets qualified applicants select an eligible MLS listing and lease it with a right to purchase. For homeowners who want to buy their next home before selling their current house, David also works with Knock Bridge Loans™.

Yes. Probate real estate requires patience, market knowledge, and coordination with probate attorneys and personal representatives. David provides valuation guidance, vendor referrals for estate cleanouts or repairs, and full listing representation for inherited properties across Central Florida.

Once pre-approved or under contract, buyers should avoid opening new credit cards, financing vehicles or furniture, changing jobs without consulting their loan officer, moving large undocumented sums between bank accounts, or missing contract contingency deadlines. Visit our Buyer's Do's and Don'ts page or download our free Buyer's Guide PDF for a complete checklist.