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magazine 4TH QUARTER OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, December 2013
Osceola ReView
RISING HOME PRICES COULD EFFECT WORLD ECONOMY PAGE9
& TOP 10 EMAIL SUBJECT LINES THAT GET OPENED
VOLUNTARY 2013 Awards DISCLOSURE & Installation OF OFFSHORE Luncheon ACCOUTNS Highlights
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& 2013 APPSTRAVAGANZA
IRS EXTENDS
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WELCOME/ CONTENTS oct, nov, dec 2013 news 4
Farm Credit Employee Wins Agricultural Environmental
Leadership Award
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Third Quarter AE Message OSCAR and Education Foundation Award Scholarships IRS Extends Voluntary Disclosure of Offshore Tax Accounts OSCAR’s President Elect Nominated to Valencia College District Board of Trustees
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Affiliate SupraKeys and CBS Codes
technology
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Rising Home Prices Could Boost US Economy OSCAR Members Attend Leadership Training With NAHREP OSCAR Member Attends National Leadership Academy
Top 10 Email Subject Lines That Get Opened 2013 Appstravaganza: Business Apps
events
10 October, November, December 2013 Calendar 16 Highlights From the RPAC Silent Auction 19 OSCAR Events 20 Florida REALTORS® Convention 14
local trends
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New Members at OSCAR
Market Dynamics
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As we move into the last quarter of this year, I want to start by giving thanks: START • • • • • •
It’s been an honor to serve as your President this year and I thank you for that privilege. Thank you to all who helped make our RPAC auction so successful. We surpassed our goal and made more money for our REALTOR® PAC than ever before. Thank you to all my committee chairs for a job well done. The committees have been amazing this year in their accomplishments and we still have four more months to go! Thank you to Carol and all our REALTOR® Advocates for incredible service to the members. Thank you to our affiliates for your sponsorships and service to this Association. What a fantastic Affiliate luncheon we had and everyone was challenged to participate along with our REALTOR® members as we work together to help our customers achieve the American dream of Home Ownership...it does matter. Special thanks to my officers and board members for their dedicated service, vision, 2013 OSCAR President, Susie Graves and willingness to lead. Together, we have made a difference.
MOVE FORWARD – • Speaking of differences, what do you think of our exterior beautification project? Last year we worked on renovating the inside and this year we tackled the outside. • We continue to work with “Experience Kissimmee” as we reach out to our foreign buyers. Our agreement with them is the first of its kind in the nation. YOUR COMPETITIVE EDGE – • •
Our educational classes have been informative and well attended. Keep your eyes open for some exciting news about a new educational product that was ours in the making. We continue to expand networking opportunities for our members.
SUCCESS – This has all been done to help you: Get Started, Move Forward, Keep Your Competitive Edge, and Achieve Success!!! Remember,–if it’s important to you, it’s important to us. Together we have made a difference , so a big thank you to all our REALTOR® or members and I wish you continued success throughout the rest of this year and into the next!
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advocates team
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Farm Credit Employee
Wins Agriculture-Environmental Leadership Award MEDIA CONTACT: Nannette Cherry
PHONE: 407-846-0117
Farm Credit employee, Shane Platt was recently awarded with the Commissioner’s Agricultural-Environmental Leadership Award by the Commissioner of Agriculture, Adam H. Putnam. Shane was among three winners to receive this distinguished award. The Commissioner’s Agricultural-Environmental Leadership Award has been presented annually since 1994. The program spotlights the environmentally innovative farming practices of the state’s growers and ranchers. The winners will be recognized at the Florida Farm Bureau’s Convention at the Commissioner Ag Environmental Leadership Breakfast on October 25 at the Sawgrass Marriott in Ponte Vedra. Shane Platt heads Kissimmee Park Properties, LLC, in St. Cloud. Kissimmee Park Properties’ goal has been to protect the ranch as both an economic source and as a sustainable wildlife habitat and ecological component to the region. The ranch has been under the same family ownership for 135 years and operates a 250 head cow-calf operation. The ranch has always operated in an environmentally and economically sound method to ensure the natural environment can be passed on
EMAIL: communications@ososceola-realtors.com
to the family’s sixth generation of ranchers. Kissimmee Park Properties recognizes both the economic and ecological value of a well-run cattle operation and represents Florida cattlemen well. “These recipients represent the best of the best in developing and implementing progressive techniques to safeguard the environment and conserve natural resources,” Commissioner Putnam said. “All three share a commitment to protect and preserve Florida’s resources while continuing to provide top-notch agricultural products for our state, our country and across the globe.” OSCAR president Susie Graves chimed in on this success, saying “OSCAR would like to congratulate Shane Platt (the husband of our Association Executive, Carol Platt) for being one of the three winners of the state’s AgriculturalEnvironmental Leadership Award, which recognizes agricultural enterprises that are at the forefront of developing and adopting environmentally innovative farming practices. As realtors often quote, ‘Under all is the Land’. Thank you, Shane for protecting that land, and congratulations again.”
Farm Credit Employee, Shane Platt is shown here with his daughter Jenna, and wife Carol
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OSCAR 4TH Quarter Association Executive MESSAGE
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L e a d e r sh ip Ad vocay MEDIA CONTACT: Carol Platt
As we enter the fourth quarter of this year, our leadership is focused on the future. REALTORS® Political Action Committee Chair, Daisy Lopez-Cid, succeeded in raising 134% of our funding goal while Renee Clark, 2013 Public Policy Chair, focused on implementing an automatic notification to members of any ordinances affecting private property that comes before the Osceola County Commission, Kissimmee Commission and St. Cloud City Council. Florida REALTORS® have been great partners in reaching these strategic goals this year! Together with President, Susie Graves, OSCAR leaders share a vision “To Be the Trusted, Driving Force for Real Estate in our Local and Global Community.” As an extension of that vision, the Osceola County Association of REALTORS® partner with the National Association of REALTORS® to protect the vital role that real estate (commercial, residential and agricultural properties) plays in the local American and extended global economies. It is important that we advocate “No Harm” to homeownership and private property rights that create a more stable community by fueling economic growth and job creation.
PHONE: 407-846-0117
EMAIL: ae@osceola-realtors.com
“It is important that we advocate a “No Harm” to homeownership and private property rights that creates a more stable community by fueling economic growth and job creation.” Together we stand with NAR in asking that tax reform include:
Association Executive, Carol Platt
and millions of commercial real estate investors. Through our • Mortgage Interest and Real leadership and our membership, Property Tax Deductions OSCAR is committed providing a • Exclusion of Capital Gain on voice, as advocates, to our local, the Sale of a Principal state and national decision-makers Residence to insure stability, certainty and • Exclusion for Mortgage Debt continued economic recovery and Cancellation prosperity for our profession and • Depreciation of Real Estate the buyers, sellers and value-chain Assets of industries that depend on us. Our • Deferral of Capital Gains on association, through leadership and Like-Kind Property membership, are active participants Exchanges in our local, state, national and global economies. We are proud Osceola County is just one to serve our members and community within America’s our community! seventy-five million homeowners
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OSCAR PARTNERS WITH THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY TO AWARD 6 SCHOLARSHIPS MEDIA CONTACT: Nannette Cherry
PHONE: 407-846-0117
OSCAR has partnered with the Education Foundation of Osceola County to further the scholastic ambitions of several local youths. The association was one of 57 donors who took part in the effort to provide scholarship funds to 153 Osceola County students. For its part, OSCAR awarded 6 scholarships. Recipients of these awards are: Peter Gebauer, Alexandria Hines, Ashley Owens, Kimberly Meza, Alexandria Suarez, and Dustin Cisler. Association Executive Carol Platt gave enthusiastic praise to the students, saying “These students are about to embark on a journey into bright futures. Education lays the groundwork for a successful career, and we at OSCAR are pleased to assist them towards this endeavor. “ The Education Foundation of Osceola County is a non-profit organization led by a 23-member Board of Directors consisting of parents, corporate executives, community leaders, and elected officials. Its goals are to help provide quality education to local youths. The scholarship program has been in effect since 1992.
I would like to sincerely thank everyone at OSCAR who made this all possible for me. Without this financial assistance it would’ve been a greater struggle to further my education. Fortunately, that is no concern of mine. I promise to make great use of such a generous gift. - Alexandria Suarez
EMAIL: communications@ososceola-realtors.com
I am honored and greatly appreciate the scholarship that you have awarded to me. As you know, education is key and the expense associated therewith can be monumental. I will forever be appreciative of this award. -Alexandria Hines I cannot express my gratitude enough. I truly appreciate your generosity; it will make it much easier for me to continue my education. - Peter Cebauer I would like to thank you so much for this scholarship. This is the first one I have gotten and I am very excited. - Ashley Owens Thank you so much for the scholarship and for believing in me and my dreams! - Kimberly Meza Thank you so much for your generous gift! After graduating I plan on attending FSU to get my Bachelor’s degree, and directly after going to Pharmacy School. This scholarship is going to help me immensely and I can’t thank you enough for it. - Dustin Cisler
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IRS EXTENDS VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE OF OFFSHORE TAX ACCOUNTS MEDIA CONTACT: Peter Pappas
EMAIL: ppappas@pappaslaw.com
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the indefinite continuation of an IRS amnesty program called 2012 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative (OVDI). The program is available for taxpayers with unreported foreign financial accounts, entities, or income. The OVDI limits the potential penalties associated with the failure to disclose foreign accounts, assets, and foreign income. The 2012 OVDI limits taxpayers with undisclosed offshore accounts and assets exposure to civil penalties. If you do not participate in the OVDI program and are discovered with unreported foreign bank accounts, unreported foreign income, and certain undisclosed foreign assets you will be subject to criminal prosecution and the following extremely harsh penalties: 1. Failure to report a foreign account. This penalty is the greater of $100,000 or 50 percent of the total balance of a foreign account for each year held. 2. A fraud penalty equal to 75 percent of any unpaid tax 3. Penalties for the failure to file information returns. Individuals with undisclosed foreign income and accounts face the possibility of criminal prosecution. Taxpayers who want to significantly limit their exposure to criminal prosecution and overwhelmingly burdensome penalties must act fast. Offshore Banking is currently under great scrutiny by the United States Department of Justice (the “DOJ”) and the IRS. Offshore bank accounts and offshore income require special IRS and Department of Treasury reporting. Owning an offshore account is not illegal but taxpayers
WEB: www.pappastax.com
are required to declare and report any offshore bank accounts and income each year with their tax returns. The Foreign Bank Account Report (the “FBAR”) is used to report a taxpayer’s financial interest in or authority over offshore accounts in a foreign country. The willful failure to disclose offshore accounts, or to report all of the information required on an FBAR, can result in severe civil and criminal penalties.
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Oscar’s President Elect, Daisy Cid, Appointed to
Valencia College District Board of Trustees
MEDIA CONTACT: Nannette Cherry
PHONE: 407-846-0117
OSCAR’s own Daisy Lopez- Cid has very recently been appointed to the Valencia College District Board of Trustees by Governor Rick Scott. Daisy serves as President-Elect for the Osceola County Association of REALTORS® Board, and is a Past-President of the National Association of Hispanic REALTORS®. The District Board of Trustees is composed of citizens who serve without pay and are legally vested with decision making power in all matters of college policy, programs, building, budget and personnel. Meeting in regular sessions
EMAIL: communications@osceola-realtors.com
once each month, these civic-minded individuals contribute their time and talent to guiding the development of Valencia College so that it remains responsive to the educational needs of its local community. “Daisy cares deeply about public service,” says OSCAR Association Executive, Carol Platt. “I congratulate her on selection to serve on the Valencia Board of Trustees. She is entrusted to serve the entire Florida community under the constitution and laws of our state. The value of her service today will help to determine our tomorrow.”
OSCAR SUPPORTS THE OKLAHOMA DISASTER RELIEF EFFORT
MEDIA CONTACT: Nannette Cherry
PHONE: 407-846-0117
The Osceola County Association of REALTORS® has recently bestowed a charitable contribution towards the Oklahoma Disaster Relief cause to support relief efforts in the wake of the devastating tornadoes that ripped through the state this past spring. The destruction unleashed on the state left many residents displaced, and the Oklahoma Disaster Relief organization exists to help these people relocate and rebuild their lives. The Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® is working with local boards within the state as well as neighboring state REALTOR® Associations to help with the collection and dispersal of funds. They further assist by compiling a list of REALTORS® directly impacted by the twisters and another list of potential rental
EMAIL: communications@osceola-realtors.com
properties for them to re-establish themselves. These lists can be found on the website OKTempHousing.com which is manned by dedicated REALTOR® volunteers. Similarly a Facebook Group page, OKHomeAid.com - which allows affected residents to post their housing needs - is also managed by dedicated REALTOR® volunteers. If you would like to receive further information on these relief efforts, you can follow the Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® on Twitter and Facebook. OSCAR is committed to helping communities in need and makes it a mission to assist whenever we can. If you would like to make your own donations to this cause, visit http://bit.ly/16ZOGb5.
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RISING us hOME pRICES COULD BOOST WORLD ECOMONY
MEDIA CONTACT: Shelley Freeman
PHONE: 407-392-4616
More than five years after collapsing housing prices and rising levels of distressed properties led to a U.S. financial crisis, properties in some areas are returning to pre-recession values. That may bode well for economies outside of the United States too. Because of the global interconnectedness of finance, an improving housing sector here could be a boon for capital markets across Europe and Asia. In May, average US home prices had returned to spring 2004 levels. New home sales have climbed to a five-year high in June, according to the US Commerce Department. “There’s been a sharp turnaround over the last 18 months,” said economist Dean Baker, co-director at the Center for Economic Policy and Research, a Washington DC-based think tank. It may not be only US homeowners that benefit from the real estate rebound. The shift may also translate into benefits for Denmark, Greece, Argentina, Norway and dozens of other countries in Europe and Asia that experienced similar real estate price collapses after the US decline, say experts. For example, in Dublin, Ireland, which fared badly during a real estate bust, prices have risen by 8% since last year. In
EMAIL: shelley@frontlinerealty.com
the UK, July housing prices rose 1.9% year-over-year in June, their fastest pace since 2010. With the housing sector making up a large part of the US economy, housing cycles in America can impact the economy on a global level because of the country’s size, said Susan Wachter, professor of real estate and finance at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The impact of US real estate on the rest of the world is a relatively new phenomenon that came about in the 1990s as global markets became far more intertwined, said Wachter. Nowadays, with real estate assets making up roughly 20% of private wealth and interest rates that are more closely matched set on a global level, real estate cycles around the world have become more correlated. One key ingredient: the world’s integrated financial sector. As the world’s largest banks, including US-giants JP Morgan Chase & Co and UBS return to profits, homeowners benefit on the margins. “Their recovery indirectly affects their ability to lend not just in the US, but worldwide,” Wachter said.
Thank you for your thoughts & prayers. The Flowers were in her room and she could enjoy. -Richard & Nancy
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events THIS OCT/nov/dec
SEMINAR
REGISTRATION CONTACT Kim Wagar
EMAIL aeassistant@ osceola-realtors.com
OCTOBER 1ST
OCTOBER 17TH
OCTOBER 24TH
MLS Learn & Earn
First Time Home Buyer Workshop (iCE)
TIME: 9:00AM - 10:00AM OCTOBER 2ND and 3RD
3CE’s TIME: 1:00PM - 4:00PM
TIME: 10:00AM - 2:00PM
MLS Searching
INSTRUCTOR: Patti Ketcham
OCTOBER 25TH
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 9:00AM - 11:00AM
Technology Lab Day
MLS Contact Manager
TIME: 8:00AM - 4:00PM
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 12:00PM - 1:30PM
New Member Welcome
TIME: 9:00AM - 12:30PM
11 CE’s TIME: 8:30AM - 5:30PM
INSTRUCTOR: Richard Fryer COST: $349 for Members and Non-Members Lunch Included
OCTOBER 7TH
Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM OCTOBER 14TH
Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
407.846.0117
Antitrust / Professional Standards Training Program
OCTOBER 21ST
ABR Designation 2 Day Course
CALL
New Member Ethics & Quadrennial Code of Ethics Video
OCTOBER 30TH
OCTOBER 28TH
MLS Basic INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PM
No CE’s TIME: 1:00PM - 4:00PM
MLS Compliance
Toastmasters
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 1:00PM - 2:30PM
TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
Unless otherwise noted
MLS AutoNotification Searches/ Defaults INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 2:00M - 3:30PM OCTOBER 31ST
OCTOBER 22ND
Adult First Aid/ CPR/AED
The Business of US Real Estate
TIME: 8:30AM - 2:30PM
7 CE’s
COST: $99
TIME: 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Lunch Included
INSTRUCTOR: David Wyant
OCTOBER 23RD
COST: $99 Lunch Included
Environmental Issues and Real Estate 3CE’s TIME: 1:00PM - 4:00PM INSTRUCTOR: Linda Olsen
NOVEMBER 2ND
MLS Adding & Modifying Listings Global Alliance INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 3:00M - 4:30PM
Toastmasters
Night at the OSCAR
TIME: 6:00PM - 10:00PM
TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
Classes are free to members unless otherwise noted.
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NOVEMBER 18TH NOVEMBER 4TH
Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM NOVEMBER 5TH
MLS Learn & Earn TIME: 9:00AM - 10:00AM
MLS Creating a Professional CMA 3CE’s
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PM
MLS Website Management & Customization INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 1:00PM - 3:00PM
Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM NOVEMBER 20TH NOVEMBER 11TH
MLS Transaction Desk INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 9:00AM - 4:30PM
MLS Basic (Spanish) INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PM
MLS Compliance 101 (Spanish)
Toastmasters
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 1:00PM - 2:30PM
NOVEMBER 13TH
MLS Adding & Modifying Listings (Spanish)
TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
Help Your Customers Know the Numbers 3CE’s
NOVEMBER 15TH
3CE’s TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PM INSTRUCTOR: David Wyant
TIME: 6:00PM - 9:00PM
LOCATION: Embassy Suites Orlando-Lake Buena Vista South DECEMBER 9TH
New Member Welcome
TIME: 9:00AM - 12:30PM
New Member Ethics & Quadrennial Code of Ethics Video Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM DECEMBER 11TH
MLS Basic INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PM
MLS Compliance 101 INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 1:00PM - 2:30PM
MLS Adding & Modifying Listings
NOVEMBER 25TH
DECEMBER 12TH
Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
Toastmasters TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM DECEMBER 3RD
TIME: 3:00PM - 4:30PM
Personal Assistants and the Law (iCE) 3CE’s TIME: 1:00PM - 4:00PM DECEMBER 16TH
Technology Lab Day
Annual TIME: 8:00AM - 4:00PM Membership Toastmasters Meeting & Breakfast TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM TIME: 9:00AM - 10:00am
DECEMBER 23RD
Toastmasters The OSCAR office will be closed on November 28th and 29th as well as December 24th, 25th and 31st.
CA N ’T FI N D A N EVENT YOU W I SH TO AT T E ND?
No CE’s TIME: 1:00PM - 4:00PM
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez
DECEMBER 2ND
Tax Law Changes (iCE)
Awards & Installation Reception
INSTRUCTOR: Ivette Jiminez TIME: 3:00PM - 4:30PM
TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PM INSTRUCTOR: Grant Simon
DECEMBER 6TH
Your REALTOR® Advocates work hard at providing you with the most up to date info going on here at the association. We are still human and may miss something so, if you can’t find information that you need, let us know. We welcome your encouraging input. Email: Communications@ osceolarealtors.com
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TOP 10 EMAIL SUBJECT LINES THAT GET OPENED
REPORTER: Chris Florence EMAIL: chris@abrandaid.com
Email marketing has been, by far, the best tool around for connecting with existing and potential customers. It’s also a tool that goes unused or used incorrectly by so many businesses. When you send email out to your existing customers or subscribers it makes your business seem more credible and adds that personal touch that is usually missing through electronic communication. However, before you can even nurture that connection, you will need to get the customers. This means creating emails that won’t get dumped in the spam folder and actually get read. The phrase “The first impression matters” was never truer than it is with email subject lines. A perfect subject line will grab the users attention and entice them into wanting to find out more.
BLOG: www.abrandaid.com/blog-marketing-strategies/
free stuff) 3. This is like cheating (Implies a secret to make something easier for the reader, like making money). 4. Are you making this 100 year old mistake? 5. Less than a minute to huge amounts of website traffic. 6. I’m sharing info they don’t want you to know about. 7. Do you suffer from<...>? 8. Fwd: Private invitation 9. I really need to share something important/ amazing with you. 10. The amazing secret to (losing weight, making money, living happily…the options are endless).
Different Styles
Here are some of the top email subject lines that get opened. Keep in mind that personalizing them and customizing them can make all the difference.
There are a few different styles or categories that email subject line fall into as well. Used wisely, these could help get your emails noticed.
1. Warning (add enticing info like “reading this email can change your life”) 2. Free offers just for you (People like to get
How-To -– This one grabs the reader’s attention because it promises to show them how to achieve a certain goal or benefit. Take an irresistible benefit
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Fascination - This one can use the words “discover”, “amazing”, and “secrets” in the subject line and work because they grab the reader’s curiosity and make them want to learn.
List - Using a subject line like “10 reasons why…..” shows your audience that you have taken the time to compile a convenient list about a subject that interests them.
Announcements -– Sharing news is a great way to make people feel like you are including them in something special or that they are one of the first to hear about something new.
Curiosity -– Use a subject line that suggests the they may be missing out on something great. For example “Mark, are you making a common mistake?” Time sensitive -– “Only 3 days left” or “Only 20 copies available
TIPS Above are just some examples of the top email subject lines. You can easily craft your own by following a few simple tips.
Personalize it -– A subject line that is personalized is like calling someone in a crowd of people. It will grab the attention of the reader. It’s a pretty
standard step and you can take it one step further by adding other personal details like the city the receiver lives in. Example: Chris, want to do something fun this weekend? Now make it extra personal: Chris, want to do something fun in Tulsa this weekend? Keep your subject lines short Take a look at your own inbox. Does any one subject line really stand out to you? I bet the subject line is a short one. You need to make the subject line short but mention the most important elements in the first couple of words.
Keep your subject lines short. Use simple
formatting. Make use of some
compelling angle
Use simple formatting that is understated – What this means is not sending out a subject line in all caps or with too many exclamations. It looks too much like a hard pitch sales method and will end up getting ignored. Write like you would to a friend or family member and keep it professional and personal. Make use of some compelling angle that will grab your reader’s interest. Make sure your subject actually has to do with the content of your email. No one likes getting an email with a specific subject line that grabs their interest www.osceolarealtors.org just to find out that the actual email has nothing at all to do with the subject. It’s misleading and makes you look untrustworthy.
OSCAR MEMBERS COMPLETE
LEADERSHIP TRAINING WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HISPANIC REALTORS® MEDIA CONTACT: Nannette Cherry
PHONE: 407-846-0117
Osceola County Association of REALTORS® members Shelley Freeman, Daniel Hernandez, and Daisy Lopez-Cid have recently completed the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals Leadership Academy. NAHREP’s Leadership Academy is designed to provide a platform to discover and further develop skill sets for leaders. In order to complete this rigorous course of study, Daisy, Daniel, and Shelley were required to complete an extensive 6 day program which included principles of managing a NAHREP chapter, plus advocacy training in Washington DC. Special emphasis was placed on the REALTOR® Party and the
EMAIL: communications@osceola-realtors.com
tools available to REALTORS® through local associations. The mission of the NAHREP Leadership Academy is to provide a leadership development platform for an elite group of real estate professionals serving the Latino community. “It comes as no surprise to see these ambitious REALTORS® so committed to strengthening their leadership skills,” says OSCAR Association Executive, Carol Platt. “Daisy, Shelly, and Daniel have demonstrated to our Association time and time again, that they have the drive to succeed and help others succeed through their leadership abilities. They set a positive example to everyone here at OSCAR and to the Latino Community.”
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WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS!
New Member Orientation - July
New Member Orientation - September
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RPAC AUCTION 2013
Our “Chest of Cheer” was a popular item at RPAC, helping to raise much needed funds for the REALTOR® PAC
Left: Renee Clark, Kim Goodwin, and Pam Weisheyer. Above: Carol Platt chats it up with President Elect Daisy Cid and Mayor Pro Tem Wanda Rentas
Great auction items, fun times, and a delicious spread from Stewart Title, too!
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Angel Ortiz takes a much needed break after a rigorous night of bidding for RPAC
Left: The OSCAR Advocates poses for a picture before the fun begins. Above: Thanks to you, we beat our fundraising goal, raising 131% of our target!
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OSCAR EVENTS
OSCAR staff Nannette Cherry and Kim Wagar assist members on a recent Technology Lab Day
Nannette Cherry and Wanda Linscott represent OSCAR and the Osceola Chapter of the Women’s Council of REALTORS® at the Head 2 Toe Event hosted by the Osceola Woman’s Newspaper
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FLORIDA REALTORS速 C O NVE N TIO N
Some of the friendly faces at the2013 FR Convention.
Wanda Linscott attends one of the many booths represented at the Florida REALTORS速 Convention.
Top, and left: Special Guest Speakers, The Property Brothers drew quite the crowd at the FR Convention this year.
Laurie Sirell poses for a photo op with the property brothers
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2013 Appstravaganza: business apps Five of the best apps to help you manage your business better. 1. Cartavi Instead of wasting hours running paperwork to clients all over the place, you can keep all your documents in one place and share them online with everyone involved in a real estate transaction. Cartavi, owned by REALTOR Benefits® partner DocuSign, allows agents to set up “transaction rooms” where they can store all the paperwork associated with a transaction, from appraisals to closing documents. A Cartavi user can grant anyone access to a transaction room to view documents and manage who is allowed to see which files. Agents can share documents directly through Cartavi or e-mail or fax them from their mobile devices. DocuSign’s e-signature software is also included with some plans. www.cartavi.com Price: There’s a free plan, a basic plan, and a premium plan. The free plan gives you 1 GB of storage and lets you create only three transaction rooms. It does not include DocuSign e-signature or faxes. The basic ($10 a month) and premium ($20 a month) plans include DocuSign, an unlimited number of transaction rooms, and inbound and outbound faxes. With the basic, you get 10 GB of storage; the premium offers 20 GB of storage.
2. Ink Cut out a trip to the store for thank-you cards. Ink has a collection of more than 100 designs that you can customize by adding photos from your phone or iPad and choosing color schemes and photo filters. Once you’ve typed out a message, enter the recipient’s name and address, and the card will be delivered via U.S. mail in three to seven days. Janine Armata, an agent with Realty Connect USA in Huntington, N.Y., uses Ink for quick follow-ups after meeting new or potential clients. “After an appointment or meeting a new contact, I can immediately send out a note as soon as I get in my car,” she said. “I avoid getting distracted by everything else that is going on that day.” www.sincerely.com/ink Price: The app is free to download; each card costs $1.99 to send.
3. eKEY Supra Systems’ eKEY eliminates the need to carry any property keys around with you. Supra, which developed a line of electronic lockboxes, created the eKEY app to turn your smartphone into a lockbox key. A small eKEY
adapter that plugs into your phone uses an infrared or Bluetooth signal to open the lockboxes. Every time a lockbox is opened, the activity is recorded tothe eKEY app in real time so you can always be aware of how many showings have taken place at your listing. Showing agents can also log comments on the app about a buyer’s interest in a property. www.supraekey.com Price: The eKEY adapter, available for purchase through Supra and most MLS boards, costs $55. The eKEY “basic” plan, which only provides the wireless technology to open the lockboxes, costs $14.73 a month; the “professional” plan adds other features, such as MLS data and instant showing updates, for $25.73 a month.
4. Sales Calls on Fire Set your yearly goals and track your sales activity on the go. With a tap of the screen, you can update how many calls, appointments, e-mails, and sales you made for the week. You can input the sales amount for each transaction and compare it to your yearly goal so you can see how much progress you’re making. The app also includes sales tips. The app’s creator, Sandy Barris, described it as a much simpler alternative to pencil and paper or CRM software . “It takes care of everything for you,” Barris says. “You’ll avoid all the difficult-to-use, frustrating, and confusing CRM tools that most salespeople are sick and tired of using.” www.callsonfire.com Price: $4.99 in the iTunes store; Android version is still in development.
5. REblasts Developed by RESAAS Services Inc., the REblasts app works sort of like Facebook. You can update your status with a new listing or share real estate news and activity in your area with other agents. The platform allows real estate professionals to communicate with each other about up-to-the-minute happenings in the market. It’s a way to generate leads by keeping your network up-todate on your activity. You can like or unlike individual “reblasts” and upload photos. http://corporate.resaas. com/features/reblasts/ Price: Free Reprinted from REALTOR® Magazine Online, August, 2013, with the permission of the National Association of REALTORS®. Copyright 2013. All rights reserved.
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Attends National Leadership Academy MEDIA CONTACT: Nannette Cherry
PHONE: 407-846-0117
EMAIL: communications@osceola-realtors.com
OSCAR member Sue Vasquez, recently participated in the twoday Leadership Academy in Chicago, IL, on August 3rd-5th, sponsored by the Women’s Council of REALTORS® (WCR), a national professional development organization with 14,000 members. Vasquez is President-elect of the Osceola Chapter. of the WCR. More than 220 elected officials attended the annual, invitationonly Leadership Academy, which provides leadership and chapter management training for incoming WCR local and state chapter presidents and regional vice presidents. As a volunteer leader, Vasquez’s role is to deliver on the Council’s brand promise to provide education, business tools and support that meet the distinct needs of women entrepreneurs in the REALTOR® community. The Academy provided hands-on training in areas like team building, conflict management and effective meetings. Vasquez also learned techniques for developing superior education programs, providing business networking opportunities to chapter members and recruiting and retaining new members to the chapter. “WCR focuses on providing quality training that prepares leaders with the skills and tools required to lead their members to the highest professional level,” said Anita Davis of Baltimore, Maryland, the 2013 National WCR President and Chancellor of the Academy. The Women’s Council of REALTORS® is a nationwide network of more than 14,000 real estate professionals who include many of the best and brightest in the business. WCR is an affiliate of the National Association of REALTORS® and is headquartered in Chicago, IL. Their mission is to empower
women to exercise their potential as entrepeneurs and industry leaders. For more information on National WCR, please visit WCR.org.
affiliate supra keys and cbs (Call before showing)codes Affiliates must first obtain a CBS (Call Before Showing) code from the REALTOR® for each Supra Lockbox in order to gain access. REALTORS® on the other hand, just have to enter their pin code to gain access to keys and a house. Unfortunately, many times REALTORS® are not aware of the CBS code for their lockboxes, which can result in issues for Affiliates who are trying to access a listing property.
The Supra CBS code is given to lockbox owners at purchase along with the shackle code and lockbox serial number. The shackle and CBS codes can also be obtained at www.supraekey. com if you have previously registered your lockbox on this website. By registering your lockboxes at this website you can track lockbox activity as well. If you are the owner of the lockbox, you can also call the Association for shackle and CBS codes.
For Association and REALTOR® insurance liability purposes, our Supra procedures require CBS code entry for Affiliates. REALTORS® are bound by Licensing and MFR regulations and the Code of Ethics while Affiliates are not bound to such REALTOR® or Licensing regulations/ethics.
Due to the potential liability, OSCAR staff cannot give out shackle or CBS codes to anyone except the Owner/Purchaser of Supra Lockboxes. If you have any questions or require assistance, please feel free to contact us.
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DYNAMICS 2 years (monthly) - 8.1.11 to 8.31.13 key information Construction Type All
Osceola SFH Distressed vs. Total Sales Units Sold
Bedrooms All
Bathrooms All
Property Types Residential (Single Family Home)
Lot Size All Sq Ft All
This data is dependent upon timeliness of sales and totality of information reported by participants. The data reflects only the sales published through the Mid-Florida Regional Multiple Listing Service (MFRMLS) and does not include all sales in reported areas. Neither the Association nor the MFRMLS is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data: Total Sales = all MFRMLS Osceola Single Family Housing (SFH) & Planned Unit Development (PUD). (SFH), (PUD)-REO/Bank Owned/Short Sale from Special Sale Provision. Average Days on Market is: Days to Closed
supply & demand number of units (FS) Monthly Change -25.59 Monthly % -1.0 Total Change -614.26 Total % Change -23.94
FOR SALE -23.9%
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monthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s supply of inventory (sold calculation) Monthly Change -0.13 Monthly % -1.93 Total Change -3.07 Total % Change -46.39
MSI SALE -46.4%
median price (sold) low, high, average, median Monthly Change 1,921.30 Monthly % 1.91 Total Change 46,111.29 Total % Change 45.94
FOR SALE 45.9%
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affiliates ADVERTISING/ PUBLICATIONS Guide To Homes, Inc. Rhonda Rogers 8297 Champions Gate Blvd # 381 Champions Gate, FL 33896 T 813-928-1885 guidetohomes@gmail.com Osceola Woman Newspaper Kena Blain P.O. Box 701509 St. Cloud, FL 34770 T 407-891-9771 F 407-891-0145 kblain@osceolawoman.com www.osceolawoman.com The Real Estate Book Dan Steadman 201 N. Wayman St. Longwood, FL 32705 T 407-392-0707 F 407-392-0704 orlandorealestatebook@gmail.com
AGENT MARKETING SERVICES BrandAid Chris Florence 7354 Bent Grass Drive Winter Haven, FL 33884 T 863-557-7953 chris@brandaid.com www.abrandaid.com
ATTORNEYS CharlesP.Castellon,PALawFirm Charles Castellon 14129 Town Loop Blvd, Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32837 T 407-851-0201 F 407-851-9411 ccastellon@centralflattorney.com Jose G. Oliveira, P.A. Law Office Jose G. Oliveira 121 S. Orange Ave STE 1130 Orlando, FL 32801 T: 321-445-9458 F:321-275-5054 jose@oliveiralawfirm.com Law Office of Daniel Villazon, P.A. 1420 Celebration Blvd. Celebration, FL 34747 T 407-483-0041 dvillazon@yahoo.com frecattorney.com
Law Office of Ronald M. Hand 122 South Rose Ave Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-846-6133 F 407-846-3664 rmharhandpa.com
RegattaBuilding&Development,LLC P.O. Box 2587 Vero Beach, FL 32961 T 810-407-0455 ext 105 F 772-564-9822 davidr@regettaconstruction.com
The Pappas Group Peter Pappas 4798 New Broad Street Suite #210 Orlando, FL 32814 T 407-648-2555 F 407-264-6580 ppappas@pappaslaw.com
Servpro of Osceola County Dan Hougaard 1710 Kelley Avenue Kissimmee, FL 34744 T 407-933-0707 F407-933-5014 dhougaard@servprooc.com
The Pappas Group Julie Pappas 4798 New Broad Street Suite #210 Orlando, FL 32814 T 407-648-2555 F 407-264-6580 jpappas@pappaslaw.com Patricia L. Daugherty, Attorney at LawPatricia L. Daugherty 11 North Vernon Avenue Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-518-7674 F 407-932-4387 pld@daughertyyatlaw.com www.daughertyatlaw.com Roland H. Acosta & Associates Roland H. Acosta 399 Carolina Avenue, Suite 210 Winter Park,, FL 32789 T 407-644-2531 F 407-628-9289 racosta@acostaatlaw.com
CONSTRUCTION/ REPAIR/ RENOVATIONS Metro Home Builders Association Osceola Chapter David Couch 544 May Ave Maitland FL 32751 T 407-629-9242 F 407-629-6460 NFFS General Contractors Jerry Macnamara 9210 Cypress Green Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32256 T 904-683-8054 ext.30 F 904-683-7378 jerry@nffsinc.com www.nffsinc.com
FINANCIAL SERVICES/ INSTITUTIONS
Qubty Financial Group David Qubty 7680 Universal Blvd., Suite 405 Orlando, FL 32819-8998 T 407-370-3030 F 407-370-2040 dqubty@qubtyfinancialgroup.com Qubty Financial Group Sami D. Qubty 7680 Universal Blvd., Suite 405 Orlando, FL 32819-8998 T 407-370-3030 F 407-370-2040 dqubty@qubtyfinancialgroup.com
B&T Wealth Lief Johnson 200 Broadway St. Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-933-3325 F 407-933-3385 lief.johnson@bbandt.com
Trustco Bank Sarah Near 1525 East Osceola Pkwy Kissimmee, FL 34746 T 407-932-0398 F 407-932-0719 snear@branch.trustcobank.com trustcobank.com
Butler Mortgage Harry Urban 1012 W. Emmett Street, Suite B Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-931-3800 F 407-931-3801 hurban@butlermortgage.com
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Cliff Frohn One Home Campus Des Moines, IO, 50328 T 515-213-6500 F 515-213-6102 wellsfargo.com
Center State Bank Scott Johnson 920 North John Young Parkway Kissimmee, FL 34746 T 407-847-3800 F 407-847-8482 sjohnson@centerstatebank.com Farm Credit of Central Florida Johan Dam P.O. Box 8009 Lakeland, FL, 33802 T 863-682-7196 F 863-668-8145 jdam@farmcreditcfl.com www.farmcreditcfl.com Moneycorp Kelly Cutchin 7380 W Sand Lake Rd, Ste 410 Orlando, FL 32819 T 407-352-5890 F 407-352-5893 kelly.cutchin@moneycorp.com www.moneycorp.com/usa Primerica Daniel Blackford 8803 Futures Dr., Suite 6-A Orlando, Fl 32819 T 407-585-0500 www.primerica.com/dblackford
HOME WARRANTY 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty Cameron Foster 1900 Jake Street, Suite 109 Orlando, FL 32814 T 407-473-1972 cfoster@2-10.com First American Home Warranty Corp Bobby Jo Justice 3281 Settlers Trail St Cloud, FL 34772 T 407-902-5237 bjustice@firstam.com Home Warranty of America Tammy Birchler PO Box 850 Lincolnshire, IL, 60069 T 888-492-7357 ext. 424 tbichler@hwahomewarranty.com
INSPECTION SERVICES Budget Services, Inc. Ed Hogan 3617 Crosley Avenue St Cloud, FL 34772 T 407-892-8811 F 407-892-8516 budgettermite@earthlink.net budgetservicesfl.com
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Firm Foundations Home Inspections, Inc. Aubrey Kahn 2200 Sylvan Court Kissimmee, FL 34746 T 321-624-0254 akahn.firmfoundations@gmail.com tophomeinspection.com Genx Property Services, LLC. Nestor Ramos 2701OakHammockPreserveBlvd. Kissimmee, FL 34746 T 407-234-1327 nramos@genxpropertyservices.com www.genxpropertyservices..com Housemaster Home Inspections 527 Brack Street Kissimmee, FL 34744 T 407-343-4677 F 407-947-5354 cawilliams@housemaster.com osceola.housemaster.com Pilar Home Inspection Peter Boorman 106 Haversham Way Davenport, FL 33897 T 407-729-2579 peter.pilarhi@gmail.com www.pilarhomeinspectors.com Pillar to Post Sam Grasso 8200 Lynch Dr. Orlando, FL 32835 T 407-512-5995 F 407-512-6707 sam.grasso@pillartopost.com www.pillartopost.com/ samgrasso Reliabel EBI Steve Rohal PO Box 450206 Kissimmee, FL 34745 T 407-460-4450 Steve@EBIBuilding.com www.ebibuilding.com TESK Field Service Gary Stewart 8845 Lake Marion Creek Rd. Haines City, FL 33844 T 863-207-9956 teskfieldserv@gmail.com Wayne Home Inspections Wayne C. Glover 1533 Trumbull Street Kissimmee, FL 34744 T 407-935-1127 F 407-935-1483 wayne.glover@netzero.net wayneshomeinspection.com
REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS/ EDUCATION
IFREC Real Estate Schools Richard Fryer 5029 Edgewater Drive Orlando, FL 32810 T 407-644-7277 F 407-647-5227 robin@ifrec.com
REALTOR速 SERVICES Creating Wealth USA, LLC August Byllot P.O. Box 470654 Celebration, FL 34747 T 863-255-5858 augie@creatingwealthusa.com creatingwealthusa.com Property Resource Specialists Rebecca Soto 1627 Vine St. #130 Kissimmee, Fl 34744 T 321-800-5772 F 407-250-1973 rebecca@shortsaleprs.com
TITLE/ESCROW/ INSURANCE SERVICES A-Z Team Title, LLC Bernard S. Edwards 102 Park Place Blvd. Kissimmee, FL 34743 T 407-932-0529 F 407-932-1587 bernie@azteamtitle.com Alex Insurance Agency Alex Ramos 6 Broadway Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-847-2539 F 866-854-5354 alexinsurance@aol.com www.alexinsurance.com First American Title Deborah Dudley 1101 Miranda Lane, Suite 101 Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 877-833-1731 F 866-722-5957 ddudley@firstam.com www.firstam.com First American Title David Counselman 1101 Miranda Lane, Suite 101 Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-516-9327 F 866-722-5957 wcounselman@firstam.com www.firstam.com Final Negotiations, LLC. Rhonda Owen 1201 Emmet Street Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-846-0978 rowen@stewart.com
HIG Insurance Group Shawn Goepfert 890 E. State Road 434 Longwood, FL 32750 T 368-843-4663 F 407-260-0216 shawn@callhig.com www.callhig.com Integrity First Title Betty M. Dobbie 908 Mabbette Street Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-846-4500 F 407-846-4533 bdobbie@integrityft.com First International Title Shelly Dukes 1101 Miranda Lane, Suite 105 Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 321-443-6901 F 866-350-3338 shelly.dukes@firstintitle.com
OTHER SERVICES Concordia Studios Kemp Howland 355 Falling Waters Dr Poinciana, FL 34759 T 407-222-4847 F 407-705-2562 Kemp.Howland@gmail.com concordiastudios.com DJ Dynomite Edward Martinez 501 Pinnacle Cove Blvd. Orlando, FL 32824 T 321-239-5622 edwardmmp@yahoo.com
Healthy Nutrition Center Olga Castano 1425 N. John Young Parkway Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-346-3194 herbalife729@hotmail.com
North American Title Company Kent Rayborn 1635 E. Highway 50, Suite 102 Clermont, FL 34711 T 352-243-0533 F 866-421-0261 KentRayborn@NAT.com www.nat.com
Florida Pest Control Dennis Rininger 3300 Commerce Blvd. Kissimmee, 34741 T 407-932-4432 F 407-932-4657 d.rininger@flapest.com www.flapest.com
Pablo Beach Insurance Group John Ramirez 1633 E Vine St, Ste 108 Kissimmee, FL 34744 T 407-343-5550 F 407-770-5542 johnr@pablobeachinsurance.com www.pablobeachinsurance. com/kissimmeee.php
Heritage Park Inn Mary Rivera 2050 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-846-4545 F 407-923-2268 maryriv65@gmail.com
Quality Title & Escrow LLC Lisa Bennett 1801 Lee Road, Suite 205 Winter Park, FL 32789 T 321-304-3906 F 321-304-3009 lisa@qtefl.com
Ramon Gonzalez Blinds Specialist Ramon Gonzalez 1918 Binnacle St. Kissimmee, FL T 407-460-8970 rgonzalez1918@gmail.com
Smart International Title Eva Gordon 13538 Village Park Drive Suite 170 T: 407-854-2115 F 407-517-4505 eva@smartitleteam.com www.smartinternationaltitle.com Stewart Approved Title, Inc. Becky Sheive 1201 Emmett Street Kissimmee, FL 34741 T 407-846-7477 / F 407-846-6573 bsheive@stewart.com
Unidos Supermarket Jose Toribio 1200 Simspon Rd Kissimmee, FL 347414 T 407-962-0028 F 407-962-0020 Wild Palms Productions Victor Salgado 2420 Cypress Trace Circle Orlando, FL 328254 T 321-948-3512
wildpalmsproductions@ gmail.com wildpalmspro.com
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Osceola County Association of Realtors® 1105 Shady Lane • Kissimmee, FL 34744
welcome new
members Kristen Ackley - Coldwell Banker Ackley Realty Adelaide Araujo - Chris Brooks Realty, LLC Mariano Arguello - Transcontinental Realty Group Bernadette Armogan - Exit Realty Accesss, Inc. Jennifer Bailey - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Gordon Baird - Prudential Florida Realty Katie Barends - Florida Spirit Real Estate Services, Inc. Raquel Batalha - Chris Brooks Realty, LLC Thomas Beaver - Watson Realty Corp. Hector Berio - Coldwell Banker Soloman Mercedes Buendia - La Rosa Realty LLC Andreina Canache - Century 21 All Homes Maria Candenas Conejo - Easy Home Realty/Deconova Intl Realty Jeel Castillo-Lippi - Easy Home Realty/Deconova Intl Realty Carols Chica - AR Realty Group Orlando Colina - Exit Realty Access, Inc. Margarita Coll - Florida Realty Team of Central Christie Coopersmith - Coldwell Banker West Realty Magda Da Silva - Max Homes Realty, LLC Camila Defreitas - Chris Brooks Realty, LLC Jeffrey Densmore - Coldwell Banker West Realty Kayla Derazza - Keller Williams at The Lakes Ryan Diaz - Easy Home Realty/Deconova Intl Realty Maria Duque - La Rosa Realty LLC Jose Echevarria - Bustamante Real Estate Inc Lita Epstein - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Denise Franco - Watson Realt Corp. Kathryn Franke - Century 21 Metro Lifestyles Wenjing Gao - Century 21 Team Feltrim Wallace Gilmour - Exit Realty Access, Inc. Pablo Guzman - Keller Williams at The Lakes Crystal Heath - Reliable Property MGMT & Sales Carolyn Hunt - Sunshine Florida Realty, Inc. Daniel Icaza - Jackie Guelde Realty, Inc. Miriam Juarbes - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Diego Lasso - JMP Realty, Inc. Adriana Leon - La Rosa Realty LLC Amanda Lewis - Re/Max Market Place Charles Mack - Davis Real Estate Group Marcus Malone - Century 21 Metro Lifestyles Cathern McKay - DeNike Realty and Property Management LLC Sherri Mclean-Walker - Prudential Results Realty Anthony O’Reilly Brookes - FDV Investment Realty Denisee Passarello - Watson Realty Corp. Sol Peinado - Easy Home Realty/Deconova Intl Realty Samantha Perez - Keller Williams Classic II Realty Lily Pritchett - Coldwell Banker Ackley Realty Samuel Quinones - Keller Williams Advantage III David Rios - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Janette Rios - Wiechert Realtors Hallmark Pro Lisette Rios - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Alicia Rodriguez - La Rosa Realty LLC
Alna Rodriguez - Easy Home Realty/Deconova Intl Realty Carolina Sermeno - La Rosa Realty LLC Rebecca Shiver - Florida Horizons Real Estate LLC Maria Del Carmen - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Jose Soto - Venture Development Realty Inc Pilar Suavita Buitrago - Professional Property Management & Leasing Todd Suter - Coldwell Banker West Realty Ron Tanguay - Keller Williams at The Lakes Keith Trace - Dream Builders Realty Linda Tramell - Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro Matthew Vegter - Dream Builders Realty Sandra Viera - Exit Realty Access, Inc. Kevin Waldbeiser - All Star Properties of Central Florida Ryan Walls - Keller Williams at The Lakes Matthew Wein - La Rosa Realty LLC
AFFILIATE
offices
Alex Insurance Agency Concordia Studios First American Title Florida Pest Control Law Office of Ronald M. Hand Moneycorp North American Title Compnay Pablo Beach Insurance Group Pillar to Post Regatta Building & Development, LLC.