Vincent Scarlatos is a full time REALTOR® and continual Top Producer with Olde Town Brokers in Winter Park since 2007 actively assisting listing and buying clients throughout Central Florida and specializing in Winter Park, Maitland, Baldwin Park, College Park and downtown Orlando markets.
In 2004, he began his real estate brokerage career with Signature GMAC Real Estate in Winter Park quickly being awarded the company’s Rookie of the Year and subsequently serving as Lead Sales Manager from 2004-2007. He is a prior recipient of Orlando Magazine’s HOT 100 Realtor Award and most recently recognized as a 2020 Orlando Magazine ALL-STAR. He offers his clients more than 17 years of combined real estate sales and consulting experience and continues to remain a member in good standing of The Florida Bar since 1993.
Having lived in the Greater Orlando area for the past 30 years and Winter Park over the last 20 years, his knowledge of the local real estate market and working relationships with local lenders, title and legal resources is exceptional and ensures each client’s needs are fully accommodated when locating an ideal home and neighborhood. This concierge approach to assisting clients results in a higher degree of service, satisfaction, and success for his clients. Most importantly this assures a seamless transaction and creates a business relationship founded upon trust and a high level of referral business from current and past clients.
Vincent is known for his unparalleled ability to listen to and communicate with clients to achieve their goals and deliver strong negotiation results. His knowledge and experience allow him to provide trusted and objective advice and navigate all aspects of a real estate transaction with a focused attention to detail. He believes that the uniqueness of each client’s purchase or sale demands the highest level of trust and customer service to best ensure a seamless experience. Vincent’s goal is to exceed each client’s expectations by through diligence, dedication, and professionalism.
