7S719 Donwood Dr, Naperville, IL 60540 I Presented by Michael LaFido

Michael LaFido is a top-producing Realtor and real estate consultant with over seventeen years of experience in the real estate industry. Michael' marketing has been the featured cover story in Crain’s Chicago Business and highlighted at Noon on FOX News Chicago Business Hour. He is also the author of the books “Luxury Listing Specialist” and “Marketing Luxury”.
Throughout his career, Michael learned the importance of high-caliber marketing versus “traditional marketing”, which has become pivotal to his success. Over the past seventeen years, LaFido and his team have developed a method that takes a more comprehensive, and proactive approach when marketing a home.
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[@nomada190]

Perfect!. Nothing overdone

[@YourHomeTorontoRealEstate]

This is really my favourite Channel! Thanks for your nice Videos, it is very enlightening, Waiting for your latest update. Donwood Park

[@colors6692]

0:15 The boarded up house next door is not a good sign for the neighborhood!!

[@user-ol7zd2cq1k]

it is a very good neighborhood but the next door is like this for years, I do not know why.

[@xcavata]

@@user-ol7zd2cq1k the person who buys the property in the video should buy the property next door and flip it

[@mohammedines6182]

C'est que je cherche combien coûte elle ?👍❤️

[@kevinklein9565]

Many aspects of this house are very nice, but they did a terrible job on the living spaces. It’s like it was built for two people instead of a family. The family room is too small and too many access points, the kitchen can’t even fit a kitchen table (people spend most their time in kitchen/family room), with the extravagant outside design, inside just looks like any regular drywall house, aside from some nice wood beams in the ceiling and some nice theming in some of the rooms. Movie theater is way too small, no front porch, back porch is too short, etc. Who tf built this?