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Master-planned community · Kissimmee, Osceola County
Storey Lake realtor rebate: 50% of the commission back
Storey Lake is a resort-style community in Kissimmee near the Disney area, popular with vacation-home buyers. Kissimmee is in our resale service area, so you can get 50% of the buyer-agent commission back on new or resale homes.
Storey Lake example
$7,200
back at closing
Example only. Commissions are negotiable and vary by transaction. Your rebate is 50% of the compensation actually received, confirmed in writing.
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Reviewed by Bryan Berns, Florida real estate broker (License BK3659524), licensed since 2011 · Updated October 2026About Storey Lake
Resort-style amenities
Community pools and amenities designed for vacation living.
Near the theme parks
Close to Disney and the US-192 corridor.
Vacation-home buyers
Many owners use homes as short-term rentals where permitted.
Resale and new
Both are covered in Osceola County.
Rental plans? Confirm the rules before you buy
Short-term rental permissions depend on the community, county rules and HOA documents, and they can change. We confirm current rules before you sign.
See also our Kissimmee & St. Cloud page.
Builder terms vary, and commissions are negotiable
Some builders don't allow rebates. We confirm each builder's current terms for your neighborhood before your first visit.
Storey Lake rebate FAQ
Can I rent my Storey Lake home short-term?
Check current HOA and county rules. We review them with you before you commit.
Does a vacation home qualify for a rebate?
Yes, subject to lender rules for second homes or investment properties.
Do you cover Storey Lake resale?
Yes. Osceola County is in our resale service area.
Storey Lake at a closer look
A Lennar community
Storey Lake is part of Lennar's Storey brand and has been one of Osceola County's top-selling communities.
Built for vacation rentals
Local listings describe Storey Lake as zoned for short-term rentals, which is why many owners rent their homes to vacationers. Rules can change, so we verify them for each home.
Resort amenities
A clubhouse with a water park, lazy river, slides, zero-entry pool, splash pad, fitness center, game room and theater, according to local listing descriptions.
Near the parks
About 5 miles from Walt Disney World's main entrance via US-192, with Universal roughly 20 minutes away by I-4.
Townhomes to large homes
Resort townhomes, single-family homes and large multi-bedroom homes built for groups.
Resale and new
Osceola County is fully in our resale service area, so we cover both.
Buying a Storey Lake home as a vacation rental
Run the numbers like an investor. Resort-level HOA dues (one local listing site cites roughly $400 to $700 a month), short-term rental insurance, furnishing, management fees and Osceola County and Florida tourist tax registration all affect your return. We help you gather real figures before you commit.
Financing differs too. Many buyers use second-home or investment property loans, which have different down payment and credit rules, and some lenders treat rental income differently. Ask your lender early.
On a $480,000 home with a 3% buyer-agent commission, 50% back is $7,200 at closing. Commissions are negotiable and every situation is different. See our vacation rental buyer guide and ChampionsGate page. We sign a showing agreement or buyer brokerage agreement before we work together, as required for REALTOR member brokerages.
More Storey Lake questions
Who built Storey Lake?
Storey Lake is a Lennar community in Kissimmee, part of Lennar's Storey brand.
How far is Storey Lake from Disney?
About 5 miles from Walt Disney World's main entrance via US-192, typically 10 to 15 minutes by car.
What are HOA fees in Storey Lake?
They reflect the resort amenities and vary by home type. One local listing site cites roughly $400 to $700 a month; we confirm the current amount for each home.
Do I need to register a Storey Lake vacation rental?
Short-term rentals in Florida generally require state and county registrations and tourist tax accounts. Check current Osceola County requirements before renting.
Can I live full-time in Storey Lake?
Yes. Some owners live there full-time; just know that many neighbors may be rental homes.
Lock in your Storey Lake rebate
Tell us which Storey Lake neighborhoods interest you. We'll confirm builder terms and register you before you go.
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