Lise Wosick LLC

09/05/2026

NEW LISTING ALERT :

17150 Sarong LN, Punta Gorda, FL 33955

$550,000

https://www.homes.com/property/17150-sarong-ln-punta-gorda-fl/ed9vbjcblwb1r/

09/05/2026

OPEN HOUSE - 3pm - 5pm
10056 Lebanon DR, Port Charlotte, FL 33981
$445,000

08/30/2026

Taking my own advice - getting ready to list my own home 🏠 and deciding where to spend money 💰

Before you drop $50,000 on a kitchen, understand this: some of the BORING upgrades can add more resale value than the sexy ones.

That’s the part homeowners miss.

A gorgeous kitchen feels like the obvious place to spend money because you see it every day.

But buyers also notice the stuff that makes a house feel newer, cleaner, and easier to own.

Garage doors.

Front doors.

Siding.

Curb appeal.

Those projects are not nearly as fun to show off, but they can have a surprisingly strong payoff when it’s time to sell.

That doesn’t mean you should never remodel a kitchen or bathroom.

If you’re doing it because you love the house and want to enjoy it, that’s a completely different decision.

But if your goal is ROI, the smartest project might be the one nobody brags about on Instagram.

08/17/2026

🏡 FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS — THIS IS ONE TO WATCH.

As a Florida Realtor, I’m a strong supporter of finding meaningful ways to reduce the property-tax burden on homeowners.

Amendment 3 could make a significant difference.

In simple terms, if approved by Florida voters:

➡️ The current $50,000 Homestead Exemption would increase to $150,000 in 2027 and then $250,000 in 2028.

➡️ For non-homestead properties — including second homes, investment properties and commercial properties — the annual cap on increases in assessed value would drop from 10% to 5%.

➡️ The larger homestead exemption would not reduce the taxable value used for school taxes.

Why do I support the concept?

Florida property values have risen dramatically over the past several years, and homeowners shouldn’t have to wonder whether increasing property taxes will eventually make it difficult to afford the home they already own.

And from a real estate perspective, affordability isn’t just about the purchase price or mortgage rate. Property taxes are part of the monthly cost of owning a home.

There are legitimate discussions to be had about how local governments fund essential services, and those concerns deserve attention. But I believe Florida also needs to seriously address the growing property-tax burden on its homeowners.

The wording of Amendment 3 was recently rewritten after a judge ruled the original ballot language was misleading. The proposal itself, however, remains headed toward voters.

Ultimately, Floridians will decide.

As a Realtor, homeowner and advocate for property ownership, I believe keeping homeownership affordable should remain one of Florida’s priorities. 🏡🇺🇸

**What do you think — would lowering Florida’s property-tax burden make a difference for you?

06/27/2026

06/23/2026

If you're considering purchasing an electric two-wheeled vehicle—or already own one—it's important to understand exactly what you have. Not every vehicle marketed as an "e-bike" meets Florida's legal definition of an e-bike.

Legislative changes are on the horizon. While the Florida bills addressing e-bikes and electric motorcycles have been approved by the Legislature, they have not yet been signed by the Governor. If enacted, these changes could affect where certain vehicles may legally operate, including streets, bike lanes, trails, and sidewalks.

As electric mobility continues to evolve, understanding the classifications is critical for both safety and compliance. We'll continue monitoring the legislation and keep you updated on any new regulations and what they mean for people riding, rolling, and walking throughout Florida. Florida Bicycle Association

05/29/2026