- English
- Spanish
- Foreclosures (seller representation)
- Luxury properties
- Office space
- Retail property leasing
- Short sales
- Apartment rental
- Buyer representation
- Concierge real estate
- Condos & townhomes
- Exclusive buyers services
- First time home buyers
- Investment properties
- Land buyer representation
- Land seller representation
- Landlord representation
- New construction buyer representation
- Property management
- Relocation
- Rent to own
- Renter representation
- Seller representation
- Waterfront properties
My Bio
Born and raised in Miami, I’ve always loved this city for its diverse culture, people, and experiences. Hospitality Management experience of 8+ years in the restaurant industry, having worked in several different tiers of restaurants, I bring a renewed focus through my attention to detail, exceptional customer experience and conflict resolution skills.
When I transitioned into Real Estate, I knew it would be a challenging yet rewarding journey. My business in all that I do is built on communication, dedication, and transparency that carries over into every showing, listing and closing I have. The successes and experiences I hold lie within industries that are predicated on the ability to help and guide others and the lives they wish to lead.
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Finding rental houses and apartments
Finding tenants for a rental property
Discount MLS listing
Full service home selling
Home buying
Asset management
Condo management
HOA property management
Long term rental property management
Luxury property management
Residential property maintenance
Residential property management
Short term/vacation rental property management
Turnkey property management
Vacant property management
Military relocation
Residential relocation
Concierge real estate services
Finding commercial property for lease
Finding tenants for a rental property
Discount MLS listing
Full service commercial property selling
Commercial property buying
Luxury property management
Retail property management
Turnkey property management
Vacant property management
Concierge real estate services
Apartment rental & leasing agent
Buyer's agent
Concierge real estate agent
Condo & townhome realtor
Exclusive buyers agent
First time home buyers agent
Investment property realtor
Land buying agent
Land sales realtor
Rental/lease listing agent
New construction buyers agent
Property management
Relocation realtor
Rent to own realtor
Rental/leasing agent (finding rental properties)
Listing agent
Waterfront properties agent
Buyer's agent
Concierge real estate agent
Exclusive buyers agent
Foreclosure/REO listing agent
Investment property realtor
Land buying agent
Land sales realtor
Rental/lease listing agent
Luxury/high end real estate agent
Office space realtor
Property management
Relocation realtor
Retail property leasing agent
Listing agent
Short sale realtor
As a realtor, we earn our wages based off of commissions received from the purchase & sale of a property. This is calculated in the form of a percentage, typically 3% of the sales price. These costs owed to the realtor(s) involved in the transactions are incorporated in the "closing costs" or costs associated with the closing of a selling/purchasing a property. These costs can be negotiated a number of ways to help achieve a successful closing (i.e seller paid closing costs)
Step 1: Check Your Credit Score. ...
Step 2: Determine How Much You Can Afford. ...
Step 3: Choose A Lender and Get Preapproved For A Mortgage. ...
Step 4: Find A Real Estate Agent. ...
Step 6: Make An Offer. ...
Step 7: Get A Home Inspection And Home Appraisal. ...
Step 10: Close On Your New Home.
Selling first is beneficial if you need to access your current home equity to buy your new home. However, selling first often requires temporary housing while buying your new house. From a real estate market standpoint, selling before buying makes the most sense for people who are selling in a buyers market.
A thorough inspection is a critical step in purchasing a home, and many lenders won't offer financing on a home without one. Home inspections can uncover potentially life-threatening problems like mold or faulty wiring that could cause a significant fire.
Earnest money, or good faith deposit, is a sum of money you put down to demonstrate your seriousness about buying a home. In most cases, earnest money acts as a deposit on the property you're looking to buy. You deliver the amount when signing the purchase agreement or the sales contract.
Ideally, four to six viewings should be sufficient.
It's important to do a final walk through to make sure that everything in the property is exactly the way you saw it from the very beginning when you did your initial appointment or home inspection