Titlecorp of America, Hard Times Advertising, Hardwood Floors, Inc., Matthew W. Smith, Esq., and Arelis Miller of ALG Brokers and Blackstone Title Company join the 22 other small businesses at the Inn, along with Investorlando Realty that manages the building on site. Five other businesses function as virtual tenants, bringing the total to 32.

In the fourth quarter of 2011, Notary Connections, Keith Eichenblatt Lighting, and LaRosa Realty signed leases for space at the converted Inn.  

Layland, manager of the renovated centerpiece property of Longwood, says the proposed Sunrail station adjacent to the Inn is becoming a draw for businesses seeking to capitalize on the commuter rail’s anticipated positive impact on the area’s economy.

“There has been a sudden, exciting groundswell of small business owners who wish to call the Inn their new home,” says Layland. “We are fortunate to have such a diverse blend of professional tenants who enjoy the unique aspects and comforts of this historic building.”

Layland’s private equity fund, Investorlando, Limited, which he founded in 1999, holds assets of more than $3 million including the Longwood Village Inn, which originally opened as the Waltham Hotel in 1885. The Inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and, purported to be haunted, it has been recognized by the National Registry of Haunted Places.

Broker Lenny Layland can be reached directly at 407-937-2200. For more information, please visit www.longwoodvillageinn.com

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The companies join 20 other small businesses and three virtual tenants who call the Longwood Village Inn home.

Tenants include attorneys, financial professionals, small business owners, massage and hypnosis professionals and Investorlando Realty — a real estate sales and investment company — that manages the building on site.

 “We are fortunate to have such a diverse blend of professional tenants who enjoy the unique aspects and comforts of the historic Inn,” says Layland. “We offer a relaxed, trendy atmosphere and encourage networking and social events.”

Layland, manager and part-owner of the Inn, says approximately 80% of the office suites have been rented in this renovated centerpiece property of Longwood. His private equity fund, Investorlando, Limited, which he founded in 1999, holds assets of more than $3 million including the Longwood Village Inn, which originally opened as the Waltham Hotel in 1885.

 Broker Lenny Layland can be reached directly at 407.937.2200. For more information, please visit www.investorlandorealty.com.

Kristine Simpson, former office manager at Everybody’s Business, Etc., joins Investorlando Realty as Layland’s assistant.  Kevin Fritz, president of  Fritz Communications, LLC, and former vice president of communications and marketing for the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, has been named marketing director. Wendy Layland will serve as administrative assistant in the Property Management Division, bolstering the department managed by Lynne Breckon. 

“We are very excited to have assembled this team of professionals as we look forward to a productive and prosperous new year,” says Layland, noting he is still in the process of building his real estate team. 

Layland, former broker/owner of Homevest Realty in Orlando, says Investorlando Realty is dedicated to helping people make money by investing in real estate.  Layland’s private equity fund, Investorlando, Limited, which he founded in 1999, holds assets of more than $3 million including the Longwood Village Inn, which originally opened as the Waltham Hotel in 1885. 

Broker Lenny Layland can be reached directly at 407-937-2200. For more information, please visit www.investorlandorealty.com.

The Longwood Village Inn, which is the current home of Investorlando Realty, opened as the Waltham Hotel in 1885. It is one of the few remaining 19^th century buildings remaining in Florida today and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, the old hotel houses full service offices and executive suites managed on site by Investorlando Realty. 

“Tenants love it because it’s a beautiful, unique building and the ghosts — and the ghostbusters — only come out at night,” says Broker Lenny Layland, manager and part owner of the Inn.

Legend has it the Inn has been haunted since April 1923 when owner George Clark had a fatal accident in the rear of the hotel while hosting an ice cream social. Since that time, there have been numerous accounts of unexplained shadows and voices, doors opening and closing, cold spots and sightings of children.

The St. Marys, Georgia-based SPRS will be locked down on Saturday night, October 30 using a team with a combined 32 years of experience in hunting ghosts to try to prove their existence at the Inn.  Shadow Hunting, a new ghost adventure show on the Travel Channel, will investigate paranormal activity on Friday night, October 29.

Investorlando Realty, and its related real estate investment fund that was formed in 1999, provides individuals multiple, simple and diversified ways to invest in real estate.   The newly launched brokerage also offers property management, buyer representation, marketing, and consulting for residential, investment and commercial buyers and sellers. Broker Lenny Layland can be reached directly at (407) 937-2200.

Lenny Layland, former broker-owner of Homevest Realty in Orlando, says Investorlando Realty is dedicated to helping people make money by investing in Orlando-area real estate. Clients can do this directly with a turnkey investment property or simply buying a home.  Alternative investments are offered to clients through a diversified investment fund or pooled group investment.

Layland’s private equity fund, Investorlando, Limited, which he founded in 1999, holds assets of more than $3 million including the Longwood Village Inn, which originally opened as the Waltham Hotel in 1885.

“I wanted to create a new model outside of the standard ‘buy and sell a home’ brand,” Layland says about his new brokerage. He sold Homevest Realty in 2007 in anticipation of the bursting real estate bubble and after realizing he wanted to distance himself from the traditional real estate brokerage model and focus more on investment clients.

Investorlando Realty services include property management, buyer representation, seller marketing, and consulting. These services are available to residential, investment and commercial buyers and sellers.

A newly launched website for the brokerage and investment company – www.investorlandorealty.com — includes a property search engine, a free investment calculator, detailed information on real estate investing, and how qualified businesses can set up shop in the old historic Longwood Village Inn where limited office space, executive suites and virtual offices are now available.
Note: Broker Lenny Layland can be reached directly at 407-937-2200.