Michael Grace is a Licensed Realtor® in the state of Florida, and a graduate with a BA in Economics from San Diego State University. He is also a licensed Insurance Agent and former Loan Officer with Purchase and Refinance Loan experience. As a Refinance Specialist he completed 'The Vermillion Consulting Creative Equity Training Program' as well as 'Xinnix Edge' training. With personal and professional experience in ALL THREE of these areas, Michael is considered an EXPERT Realtor®, and he takes pride in helping people:
If you are expecting exceptional customer service look no further. Michael believes that not every Realtor is a good Realtor, and some can be dismissive at times. Therefore, he makes it a professional point to make sure your Real Estate experience is the best that it can be. Referrals of your family and friends are the highest compliment he can receive, and he works to earn them from you.
After all, your most important investment doesn't fit into a safety deposit box!
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This Is What Homebuyers Are Looking For In 2021
The pandemic’s impact on the economy has affected plenty of real estate markets through the US. At the time, many home sellers might’ve reconsidered selling their homes for safety reasons, while home buyers decided to suspend home shopping for a while. But, with a new year comes new hope that the real estate market will rebound, and we will experience a ...
Most Profitable Real Estate Niches For Agents
Given the opportunity, most real estate agents, and certainly all the hungriest ones, will work with you to buy or sell any property. A real estate agent who is best known for selling single-family homes is not likely to turn down a commercial listing, especially when they are just starting their real estate career. Real estate can feel like a big ocean ...
Best Real Estate Companies For New Agents
If you are just getting started on your journey as a real estate agent, you probably have plenty of motivation and excitement for this new beginning. Going through those licensing courses and studying for your licensing exam finally paid off and you feel accomplished. There is a long journey ahead of you and the first years as a real estate agent are certainly not the ...
Most Promising Real Estate Markets In The U.S.
While 2020 has been a challenging year for many of us and the global economy in general, it was a pretty intriguing period for the real estate industry in the United States. The pandemic and all the myriad changes which were brought along with it, such as working remotely, continue to reshape the landscape of real estate investing. While many people are selling their ...
How To Become A Better Real Estate Professional
If you’re in the real estate game, you know that staying at 100% is crucial if you want to achieve success. If you slack off for as much as a minute, you might lose your edge and fall behind the rest of the pack. It’s not enough to stay stationary; you’ve got to constantly be moving forward with every aspect of your career. For newer real estate ...
Appreciation, or property appreciation in real estate is the increase in the value of a property or asset over time. This increase in value can be due to a number of factors; inflation, population growth, economic growth of an area, etc. Property appreciation can occur under a variety of different c ...
Reduction of part of the balance of property by charging an expense or loss account. The reason for a write-down is that some economic event has occurred indicating that the asset's value has diminished. ...
Law of the state establishing guidelines and requirements for constructing buildings. The standard may differ between the states. ...
Request for life insurance coverage by an individual, not through an agent or broker. It is given extra scrutiny by an insurance company because of the possibility of self-selection, which is the likelihood that poorer risks will seek insurance on their own initiative. ...
Obligations of shipowners for water polluted by spills from their ships. If a ship discharges oil or other polluting or hazardous substances into the water, the shipowner is responsible either for removing them, paying for their removal, or, if the substances cannot be removed, paying a fine. Follow ...