Did anybody hear about the real estate agent in West Palm Beach FLA!? She’s selling herhouse with herself as a wife in it? Does anybody know where I can find her add? I wanna see it! lol Her name is Deven Traboscia

In the early part of the movie, Mark Rufalo’s character was standing on a street corner w/ his real estate agent. Which corner is that? I think I see the Mason street sign. It looks like North Beach.

My wife and I bought a beach front property on a small Caribbean island off the coast of Honduras and now (due to some bad investments) we are forced to sell. I allowed my wife to handle the selling of the land and she signed a contract with a real estate agent on the island to sell our property. I don’t think the agent is very good at all, but we have a contract with her. What can I do now to help the selling of the property? We bought it because it’s not far from Florida and it wouldn’t cost us very much to visit our children once we retired. Right now it only cost 500 for a round trip ticket.. We loved the idea of being able to retire to a tropical island and not have to spend an enormous amount of money to live there.. Unfortunately our dreams have been seriously sidetracked so we are being forced to sell.. I don’t want to wait more than a year to sell… so how can we speed up the process??? Help!
THIS is the (sorry) online listing:

http://www.roatan-caribbean.com/listing.php?id=170

We are VERY disappointed with our agent’s “work”..
We asked her to put up the pictures of the beach we gave her, and she agreed to, but it’s been over a month and still no pictures… We keep getting dumb excuses like: ” It takes time to post the pictures” and ” We are working on it.” ARGH!

I need to know, how much aprox. does a Realtor/Real Estate Agent make in Virginia Beach, VA.? Just try to at least give me a ball park firgure, not just “Depends….” , etc. Feel free to add anything!

Thanks!

Hi, I need sound advice from those of you who know Raliegh/Durham, Charlotte and Tampa. My wife and I have been relatively successful here in Atlanta as professionals. We are not rich, but we make a good living. I’m in corporate sales, she is a real estate agent. As you all probably know Atlanta is the new Los Angeles of the south, ie 24 hour traffic, massive amounts of illegal immigrants, thousands of Katrina refugees and unspeakable crimes. We’ve decided that we are going to relocate but need your input.

We hear that Charlotte is like Atlanta circa 1990 w/ lots to do and a thriving construction boom;
We hear that Raliegh/Durham is quaint, affordable w/ tech jobs there;
We hear that Tampa is very picturesqe w/ beaches but the Florida economy is driving people out in droves.

Please give me your feedback to dispel or confirm these myths. This will be a great help in our final decision! Thanks!

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I recently purchased a condo in Miami (Kendall, no where near the beach). When first looking at the apartment I asked about hurricane shutters and received strange looks from the owner, the real estate agent and the association representative. All told me that the association allowed them, but that I had no need for any since I had a balcony (12 ft long by 4 ft deep) and was on the second floor (building is four stories tall).
This doesn’t make any sense to me. What do balconies and being on the second floor have to do with things hitting my sliding glass doors or windows? I thought the wind got worse the higher up you went.
Do I need hurricane shutters or not? If not, could you explain why?

Thanks!