Orlando REALTOR® · The Pozek Group

Fabiola
Meneses, Orlando REALTOR®

Your bilingual Orlando REALTOR®, from Lake Nona to Winter Park.

Fabiola Meneses, Orlando REALTOR®
100+Homes sold
$60M+In sales
Since 2014Licensed in Florida
EN / ESBilingual service
Meet Fabiola

An Orlando REALTOR® with an engineer’s eye

Fabiola Meneses is a bilingual REALTOR® with The Pozek Group at Real Broker, LLC, licensed in Florida since 2014. A civil engineering graduate from FIU, she helps families, move-up buyers and international clients buy and sell homes across Orlando, from Lake Nona and Kissimmee to Winter Park, in English and Spanish.

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01

Construction quality

She reads a home the way an engineer does: structure, systems, finishes and what repairs really cost. Useful on any resale, essential on new construction.

02

Numbers that make sense

Price, taxes, HOA and CDD fees, and rental potential, laid out clearly before you make an offer.

03

Fast answers, firm negotiation

Clear next steps, quick replies and a steady negotiator from the first showing to closing day.

Client reviews

What clients say

5.0
★★★★★
on Zillow · 11 reviews
★★★★★
“Working with my realtor Fabiola was an amazing experience from start to finish. They made buying my home in Orlando feel so much easier by always being available to answer my questions, explaining every step of the process, and making sure I felt confident with every decision.”
Norma RosalesBought a home in Kissimmee · 2026 · Zillow
★★★★★
“Fabiola was outstanding from start to finish! She made the entire process smooth and stress-free, bringing expertise and dedication at every step. From her knowledge of the market to her strategic approach, Fabiola was able to sell our house quickly and at a great price.”
Rafael OlmedaSold a home · 2024 · Zillow
★★★★★
“I was only interested in renting a property, but she gave me the confidence that I needed to go through the lending process and now we own our own newly built home. She stood by me the whole time through the good, ugly, stressful, and anxious periods of the process.”
Arlene PetersonBought a townhouse in Winter Garden · 2023 · Zillow
Free guides

Plan your next move with a clear guide

Two step-by-step guides written by Fabiola for Orlando buyers and sellers. Available in English and Spanish.

Buyer's Guide

Buyer’s Guide

From pre-approval to closing day: budget, neighborhoods, offers and inspections.

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Seller's Guide

Seller’s Guide

Pricing, preparing and selling your Orlando home with an engineer’s eye.

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FAQ

Quick answers

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How much do I need to buy a house in Orlando?

The amount you need depends on the home price, loan type, credit profile, and down payment. Some mortgage programs allow lower down payments, but you should also plan for closing costs, inspections, appraisal fees, prepaid taxes and insurance, and other purchasing expenses. A pre-approval can help you understand your realistic budget before you start shopping.

Can I buy property in Orlando while living outside the U.S.?

Yes, many international buyers purchase Orlando property while living abroad. Financing, tax, documentation, and legal requirements can vary, and Florida has specific restrictions affecting certain foreign buyers and properties. International buyers should work with an experienced Realtor plus qualified legal and tax professionals.

How do I relocate to Orlando from another state or country?

Start with your budget, preferred neighborhoods, lifestyle priorities, commute, and financing options. A local Realtor can help you compare communities, arrange tours, coordinate inspections, negotiate an offer, and guide you through closing.

How long do closings take in Orlando?

Most financed purchases take roughly 30–60 days from contract to closing, although the timeline depends on the lender, appraisal, title work, inspections, financing, and contract terms. Cash purchases can often close faster.

What is the inspection period in Florida?

The inspection period is determined by the purchase contract and can be negotiated. Under the commonly used Florida AS-IS residential contract, the standard inspection period is generally 15 days unless the parties agree to a different period.