Lida Velasquez has over 19 years of experience in residential sales and mortgages in the Atlanta area. She has extensive knowledge of the real estate market, innovative marketing, and high standards in the industry. Lida is an agent with integrity, professionalism, and uncompromising work ethic. She is dedicated to giving you an exceptional real estate experience whether you are looking for your dream home or selling a property.
1980s to the early 2000s
The Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S., representing one-third of the total U.S. population in 2013. We understand that when working with this age group we have to be on top of our game. We understand that you like to connect through social media, text, instant message and face time.
Buyers will gain many benefits from working with Lida Velasquez. Research shows that Millennial buyers are more likely to want their agent to help them understand the process as they are more likely to have never purchased a home before. We will help you make your home buying process an easy one. Buy helping you with checklist, budgeting and housing counseling. What ever you may need to “get it done”.
1960s to the early 1980s
Generation X place a high importance on owning a home of their own, but many are looking for a larger home and are more than likely to move for a job-related relocation. When you can Gen X tend to stay close to their previous residence, often staying within 10 miles. The quality of school districts and convenience to schools starts to have a larger importance.
We understand this and will provide you with the best information on our schools systems, so that you can make the best educated decision for your family.
1946 through 1964
Thirteen percent of buyers over the age of 49 purchased a home in senior-related housing for themselves or others. This is most common for buyers over the age of 69, a category in which nearly one-quarter of buyers purchased a home in senior-related housing.
We understand the needs of this age group and specialize in helping find a home that is priced right, in an area that’s convenient to health facilities, convenient to shopping and parks. Most baby boomers expect to live in their home for 15 years and Older Boomers plan to live in their home for 20 years, so we would recommend new construction to avoid renovations or problems that could arise in the future and to enjoy amenities in new home construction communities.