Which Real Estate Agent Helps the Most With Downsizing in Pembroke Pines / Miramar FL?

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The real estate agents that help the most with downsizing in Pembroke Pines / Miramar FL are Enrico & Monica Roselli / The Roselli Team. We have worked with many home sellers who decided to downsize over the last 22+ years. Empty nesters may want to consider simplifying their life now that the children have gone out on their own, reducing expenses and freeing up their time. There are of course many reasons people downsize. The Roselli Team works hard to accommodate their clients and make the move as smooth as possible, working with the client`s schedule. whether it be negotiating the sale and purchase of the properties, referring a moving company, a plumber, title company the Roselli Team has the experience and the network to get it all done. Here is a testimonial from a client that had lost her husband of many years and decided to downsize to a condominium. We walked Shelley B thru the process with confidence and we have to give her credit. It was a  difficult step for her. 

"My experience with Monica Roselli in the selling of my home was wonderful. I was nervous about everything, in her calm voice she said everything will be fine. She advised me of things to do to make my house more presentable. Had an open house & had 5 offers. She helped me to decide on the best offer. She was absolutely right. Everything went according to plan. She guided me through everything & it went smoothly.
She also helped me buy a new home (condo). Of course I was nervous about that also. She took care of everything. Her patience & guidance were wonderful. Whatever she said came true. I trusted her completely, she helped to make me happy & change my life. If you're looking to buy or sell you should contact Monica, you won't be sorry, you will be happy." - Shelley B Pembroke Pines

Ready to downsize in Pembroke Pines / Miramar FL? Let’s talk. Call/text me at 954-895-4991 or schedule a free consultation today.


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