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Buy a home in Florida with a licensed agent on your side
Search, showings, offers, inspections and closing — with someone who explains Florida's insurance, flood and association questions before they surprise you.
How we help
Buying in Florida brings questions buyers elsewhere don't always face: what insurance will cost and whether the home qualifies, the flood zone, and — for condos and many communities — association approval and finances. Tell us what you're looking for and Premier Real Estate Group Inc or a licensed real-estate agent we refer you to will help you plan the search.
- A search built around your budget, the bedrooms you need, your commute and your must-haves.
- Showings scheduled around your calendar, in person or by video.
- Writing a strong offer: price, deposit, financing and contingencies.
- Inspection-period guidance, including the four-point and wind-mitigation inspections insurers may ask for.
- Condominium and HOA documents reviewed for fees, rules, reserves and approval steps.
- Coordination with your lender and the title company through to the keys.
Before you make an offer in Florida
Get insurance quotes early. Roof age, wind-mitigation features and the flood zone can change the premium, and lenders require flood insurance for many homes in high-risk flood zones. For condominiums, ask for the association's budget and reserves, and the milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study records where the building is required to have them.
If the home will be your permanent residence, ask the county property appraiser about the homestead exemption after you close.
Buying questions, answered
- Should I get pre-approved first?
- Yes, if you're financing. A pre-approval tells you what you can borrow and shows sellers you're ready, which matters when there are several offers.
- Do I sign an agreement with a buyer's agent?
- In most cases you'll be asked to sign a written buyer agreement before touring homes. It sets out what the agent will do and how they are paid. Read it, ask questions, and know that compensation is negotiable.
- What is a four-point inspection?
- An insurance inspection of the roof, electrical, plumbing and heating and air-conditioning, often requested on older homes. It is not a full home inspection; most buyers get both.
- How long does closing take?
- It depends on financing, inspections, the appraisal and any association approval. Your contract sets the closing date, and you'll know each deadline along the way.
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Tell us what you're looking for
Budget, bedrooms, area and timing. A licensed real-estate professional will contact you to start the search.
Licensed brokerage
Premier Real Estate Group Inc
Broker of record Maxim Bohadana, Florida broker license BK3314523
(954) 703-4504