Which Realtor is the top choice for selling a home in Riviera Isles?

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The top choice for selling a home in Riviera Isles Miramar is Monica Roselli / The Roselli Team. With 20+ years of experience and numerous sales in Riviera Isles, a seller can rest assured they are in good hands. The professional photography, marketing materials, diligent promotion via social media and MLS are all done strategically and with attention to detail. Home showings will be coordinated with the seller`s prior authorization with a 24 hour prior notice. Unless of course the property is vacant. If vacant an electronic lockbox is placed on the property. These are only accessible with a Realtor app and they register name, brokerage, date and time .


“Monica and Enrico were a pleasure to work with. They were always there to help. They really showed my home in the best light possible. The professional pictures and handouts were amazing. Our home sold quickly . I would highly recommend the team to anyone looking for a great team.” Mike & Hollace Riviera Isles Miramar

Thinking of selling your home in Riviera Isles? Let’s talk. Call/text me at 954-895-4991 or schedule a free consultation today.








Location: Miami, FL, USA

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