2012-04-27T09:01:05-06:00 FGCAR CIE catylist:forum:154 catylist:forum:154:post:5754 2012-04-27T09:01:05-06:00
To be honest if I was a broker in NY and had a client moving to Florida I would refer my business to either one of you guys because I know your reputaion. But if I was blind and did not know anyone here in Florida it is very difficult to hand over a client whith no background of the quality of broker. In the end of Ari last line: "My thought would be that an out of state broker should work with a local broker just as I would do when working with a client with an out of state need". I agree and I am bot a local broker plus a NY broker understanding both markets.

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Florida does have reciprocity with some states. I am not sure if NY is one of them. Having said that, I have worked with clients who had needs in another state simply by calling a broker in that state and either working on it together or referring it to them. Granted I don't make as much as I would if I did the deal myself but I save a lot on travel costs. The local broker typically knows the intricacies of the market better than I do. Finally the local broker typically knows the seller and listing agent so they get a much warmer reception than I would.

Every state's laws are different. If I violate the law in Florida, the state has recourse against me. They can revoke my license. What recourse do we have with an out of state broker? My thought would be that an out of state broker should work with a local broker just as I would do when working with a client with an out of state need.]]> catylist:forum:154:post:5751 2012-04-24T13:23:48-06:00 We have seen increased inquiries (as this economy improves) where a company and or investor has been in the market to buy in Florida but, is from New York. With this in mind it occured to us these customers could have started their search with a New York broker who could have contacted us as "The Florida Connection". It is more then likely that the buyer for Florida has a tax exchange type property to sell in NY.

Many investors and business owners in NY market are of the age to consider the Florida Life Style as well as enjoy no state income tax. If you include in your marketing that you have this Florida connection available (US) who is also licensed in New York, it may open a door for more business leads that are not coming to you now.

We want to work with the New York commercial Realtors to perhaps promote some additional business as we travel back and forth. Florida law does not allow an out of state real estate agent to enter the state to work on Florida real estate transactions. FLA STAT ch 475.180

George Erickson
Real Estate Professionals, LTD
2080 Brigadier Drive
Spring Hill, Florida 34608
352-293-2685 or 516-409-9126
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Mike will be giving out some prizes as well as providing goodies for us to eat and drink.

The need to know information is as follows:

Date: April 15th

Time: 8:20 a.m.

Location: 28051 US Highway 19 N.
Directly behind AAMCO

This is an excellent opportunity to view one of the many availabilities in North Pinellas County, to meet and greet those of us who focus our talents in that area of the county (we would love to share our commissions with you), to possibly walk away with a price, to have some free coffee and pastries and most importantly to support our fellow Realtors.

Please RSVP to me ASAP; we certainly do not want to run out of food or drink!

Linda Gardiner
Klein & Heuchan, Inc.
727-441-1951


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Stan]]> catylist:forum:154:post:3347 2011-02-08T19:17:22-06:00 catylist:forum:154:post:2361 2010-12-05T10:09:29-06:00 Thanks, it is pretty cool!
Gail Ferenc]]> catylist:forum:154:post:2316 2010-12-02T11:35:38-06:00
http://www.fgcar.org/jsp/research/market_stats.jsp]]> catylist:forum:154:post:1401 2010-09-08T12:39:43-06:00 It is essential that we know what you want from this great organization. How can we add value to your membership?
Any and all suggestions that you have would be appreciated.
This organization is truly our professional credentials.
Your input is important.
Please take a few minutes and either reply here, or email me or call me at 727 441 1951 with your thoughts and suggestions.
Thanks for your cooperation.

Stan Newmark 2011 FGCAR & FGCAREP President
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Stanley Newmark
KLEIN & HEUCHAN, INC
Clearwater, FL
Real Estate License: bk0421947
stannewmark@kleinandheuchan.com
727 441 1951]]> catylist:forum:154:post:2 2010-06-23T22:20:37-06:00
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