Real estate can be complex and confusing for many buyers and sellers. It’s important that you partner with a real estate agent that will not only serve your needs but also educate you on the process and the market that you’re in. Jeffrey Armand, Broker Associate at RE/Max Consutltants Realty I is your guy! Jeffrey has over 10 years’ experience in the South Florida real estate industry. Jeffrey has a thorough understanding of South Florida’s real estate markets and the economics behind today’s real estate values. Jeffrey will guide you through the home buying process or guide you through the steps needed to sell your home for the best price in the shortest amount of time. Looking for a property to invest? Looking for a flip or an income property? Call Jeff! Jeff has a thorough background in real estate investment. Which he studied at Florida Atlantic University and earned his Bachelor of Science in Finance and Real Estate. Jeffrey also has an MBA in Real Estate Development from Nova Southeastern University. Jeff is a stickler for details and will make sure no detailed is left unturned whether your buying or selling your home; or looking for real estate to invest in. So let Jeff handle all the details and you won’t be disappointed as his client. His services are not for everyone as they are some folks who actually like stress in their lives. If you’re not one of those individuals please give Jeff a call.
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The Do’s And Don’ts Of The Real Estate Code Of Ethics
In the real estate business, it’s no secret that flexible morals have had a presence in the field since the very beginning. Whether it’s real estate agents that conceal vital information to make the deal go through or real estate developers cutting corners on multi-million dollar housing projects, this business has a reputation for being less-than-reputable. ...
How A Good Bio Can Kickstart Your Real Estate Career
As a real estate agent, it’s no secret that marketing is the key to good sales numbers. You’re not just selling real estate; you’re selling yourself. How you are perceived as a professional is the most important, most crucial and most notable aspect of your job. Regardless which region you live in, what type of real estate you sell or what you do in ...
Real Estate Niche: Green Homes
Life in the 21st century is coming with some very welcome changes. Nowadays, it’s becoming more approachable to have a lifestyle that allows you to live more harmoniously with your environment. We're heading towards a much broader path towards sustainability. People are looking into what a sustainable lifestyle would ask of them, and what changes they would have ...
How Your Appearance Affects Your Sales
As a real estate professional, you’ve probably heard one person or another talk about “dressing for success” while they show you their new watch or tailored suit. This expression is used broadly in a lot of different ways, but in the world of real estate it actually holds a lot more meaning than you might imagine. A crucial aspect of working as a ...
Restoring A Repossessed Home: Dealing With Damage
For a person who’s got an enterprising spirit, the world is full of money-making opportunities. From investment to entrepreneurship and good old-fashioned hard work, there is almost no set of circumstances that can keep a sharp-witted business man or woman down financially. Everyone gets knocked down from time to time; what’s important is how you go about ...
An entrance hallway from the outside of a building. Foyers are intended as a gathering place for people either before exiting or upon entrance. ...
Where something of value is kept in a secured place. An example is important real estate document and/or money kept in a bank vault. Ceiling or roof designed as an arch. ...
federal law protecting someone in active service from bank foreclosure of their property that was bought before entering the armed services. ...
Series of premium payments made to purchase an annuity. This is the same method of purchase used for level premium insurance ...
Regulation named after a former Superintendent of Insurance of New York State, and instituted in the early 1900s. It requires every insurer admitted to New York to comply with the New York Insurance Code and even in other states where that insurer does business. This rule has had a nationwide impact ...