All Realtors are not alike!

Our Marketing Plan Includes:

• Advertising on 15+ local and national web sites
• Virtual Home Tour (buyers love these!)
• Home Floor Plan (just like new home builders!)
• Maximum photos allowed on the MLS (16)
• Full Color Home Information / Feature Sheets
• Magazine and/or Newspaper Advertising
• Custom Postcards Mailed to Targeted Potential Buyers

Why settle for a Realtor that offers less?

Ready to sell your home and want to know what it's worth in today's market?  By clicking on the link below and completing the request form, we will prepare a free home value analysis for you.

Click HERE to open the South Florida Home Value Request Form

Let us show you how we can make a difference in the purchase or sale of your home!

Professional Education & Affiliations:

• Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI / 1988)
• N.A.R. Certified Internet Professional (e-PRO / 2002)
• Florida Atlantic University Graduate (F.A.U. / 1998)
• Member - National Association of Realtors (N.A.R.)
• Member - Florida Association of Realtors (F.A.R.)

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• Figure out your finances.  That means determining how much money you can raise for your down payment and how much you can afford to pay on a monthly basis. Go to a lender to find out the size of mortgage you qualify for and get pre-approved. Better yet, use a mortgage broker to find you the best mortgage rate possible. When calculating the costs of home ownership, remember to plan for homeowner's insurance, property taxes, private mortgage insurance (if required), utilities, repairs, and maintenance. 
• Determine your housing needs.  How long do you intend to live in your new home? Will you be starting or adding to your family? Do you have any special requirements such as proximity to stores, public transportation, recreation facilities, etc.? These are the sort of things you should consider when deciding what kind of housing you will need--not just now, but also five years from now. Remember, if you intend on moving again relatively soon, you should get a shorter term when choosing your mortgage.
• Don't buy your new home until you have sold your current home.  This is generally sound advice unless you live in an extremely hot market and you're sure you'll be able to sell your home quickly. Timing is crucial, so start working with your agent to find a new home as soon as yours is listed. Oftentimes the offer for the purchase of your current home can be structured so that you'll be able to close on both your current house and the home you're purchasing on the same day.