803 real estate offices in Pompano Beach

I met Jen at a strategy session to sell two properties. Most apparent was her passion for selling “the Florida dream” and her deep knowledge of beach-front property: she could handily pull stats, laws, and building shapes with layouts of units from memory. While impressive, I had concerns. I am in another state and worried about time and effort in prepping the properties. One property had barely any nibbles while on the market for a year despite a price drop. Both were in the same building- deep in renovations and special assessments. Special assessments for a single unit were over 106K! The monthly maintenance would also bump to build reserves. Grim! Jen exceeded expectations prepping the first to get photos that popped with a description that hooked. I didn’t have to worry about managing workers from a distance at all. Jen wanted to price the property higher than any other that had gone on the market in that building, I was anxious given the performance of the other unit, the special assessments and that condos there moved slowly even at lower prices. I trusted the expert but held tight. I barely had to hold a hot second! Within days, I was thrilled we had an offer at a price higher than any other unit had gone for in there even renovated ones on higher floors! That alone would be more than enough, but the buyer also assumed a lot of the special assessments. Many, including building management, tried to convince us that the seller must pay all. That seemed a strange “non-negotiable” when the buyer gets all of the renovation benefit, while the seller would see none. It’s negotiable elsewhere. Jen brought back the law and logic here and stood ground with both management and buyers. It’s refreshing to find a realtor who isn’t just punching the clock and is a true advocate. No need for defensive research concerned about missing something or to question whether she is active and engaged. She’s on it already!