Listed by Melanie Newman
,Bought with Linda Schuler
Source: MIAMI Association of REALTORS® #A11805173
502/1410 South Ocean Drive, Hollywood, FL, 33019
$380,000
Condo
•Linda is a Wonderful professional and a Great person! She's very knowledgeable in her market and was very helpful with tips about local "ins and outs". She worked with us every step of the way, often in the evening and on weekends/holidays. She even drove us to see some properties when we didn't have a car available. She's very meticulous and makes sure that every little detail is taken care of. She dug up an "irregularity" about one property and warned us of potentially very serious problem. Linda even took it upon herself to unravel a particularly pesky paper problem with the city that wasn't even her responsibility, which sped up closing by several weeks! Linda was always prompt with all communications. And since we were buying from "out of state" she was our representative on the ground until closing. In the end she helped us purchase the apartment that was right for us, and for a reasonable price. I'd recommend Linda to all my friends.
Melanie truly went above and beyond for us. Our transaction had its share of hurdles, but she stayed by our side through every twist and turn. She stepped up in ways I never would have imagined, proving she’s not just a real estate professional, but a dedicated advocate. For anyone seeking a pro who puts in 150% effort, look no further.
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