I'm Mo Mufti, a REALTOR® based here in Sumter County. Whether you're thinking about selling the house you've had for fifteen years or buying your first place in The Villages, you'll get a straight read on what your home is worth, what the market is actually doing, and what it will take to get where you want to go. No pressure, no script.
A pricing analysis based on what's actually closing on your street — not a computer estimate. We'll go through what's worth fixing before listing, what isn't, and what the current buyer pool will pay.
The Villages, Lady Lake, Wildwood and Ocala all behave differently. I'll tell you where your budget goes furthest, what the bond and amenity fees really cost you monthly, and which neighborhoods hold value.
Not ready to list, but want to know where you stand? That's a normal call to make. I'll give you a real number and a timeline, and you can sit on it as long as you like.
After a decade of runaway prices, the area has settled into something closer to balance. Homes are taking longer to sell and buyers have real negotiating room again — which cuts both ways depending on which side of the table you're on.
Sources: Redfin (The Villages & Sumter County market data, July 2026); Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, 30-year fixed rate as of July 23, 2026. Median sale price reflects Sumter County; days on market and inventory reflect The Villages. Figures are updated monthly and are believed reliable but not guaranteed. Neighborhood-level numbers vary considerably — ask me for the figures on your specific street.
I live in Oxford and work the corridor around it. Recent closings and listings include Lady Lake, Wildwood, Ocala and Dunnellon.
Zillow's estimate is a starting point, not an answer — it can't see your lanai, your roof age, or the fact that the two houses that sold on your block last month were both distressed. I'll put together a real comparative market analysis and walk you through it.
Verified reviews from clients on realtor.com. Sellers, buyers, and one who lived five states away through the whole thing.
Our home sat on the market for 160 days with no success. Once Mo stepped in, it was under contract in just 14 days.
My house was thoughtfully marketed and under contract in less than a month. Mo handled everything, which was exactly what I needed as I live five states away.
We haven't bought a house in 50 years and we're from New York. Everything is so different. He was there every step of the way.
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What sold, what it sold for, where rates landed, and what it means if you own here. Plus a short note on what I've been up to. No listings spam, no daily blasts — one email, first week of the month.