Frequently Asked Questions

No. We help families relocating to Florida as well as families already living in Florida who are moving to another community within the state.

Not at all. If you already have an agent you love, you can continue working with them. If you need an agent, we can help connect you with the right professional for your needs and location.

That’s okay! We can help coordinate with your existing agent and connect them with a Florida agent when needed, making the transition between states easier.

Yes. If selling your current home is part of your move, we can help connect you with the right real estate professional to assist with the sale.

We understand that moving timelines don't always line up perfectly. If your new home isn't ready when you arrive, we can help you explore temporary housing options, including short-term and long-term rentals.

Yes. We can connect you with moving companies and provide recommendations for interstate or in-state moves. You are always free to choose the moving company that works best for you.

Yes! Eligible families moving to Florida or relocating to another community within Florida may have access to our free moving truck. Ask our team about availability and eligibility.

Yes. We can provide recommendations and connect you with trusted insurance professionals who can help you find coverage for your new home. Choosing an insurance provider is always your decision.

We help coordinate and connect you with the right resources, but you remain in control of your decisions. Our role is to make the process easier by helping you navigate the moving and home-buying journey.

Getting started is easy. Reach out to our team and tell us about your move. We'll learn about your needs and help you take the next step toward making your Florida move a smoother one.

Otherwise known as an earnest money deposit (EMD), this is an initial deposit by the buyer soon after a contract is signed by both parties! It is typically one percent of the purchase price, however the higher the escrow the stronger the offer!

This is a sign of commitment by both the agent and the buyer to ensure that they will be working together to ensure the transaction goes as smoothly as possible.

The home inspection allows for the buyer to verify what the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of the home they are under contract for are.

The appraisal is ordered through the lender to verify the value of a home, as a lender will not loan out more money than this determined value.

The title company is the institution that houses escrow and ensures the transaction is being handled up to local, state, and national law. They also hand out the deeds and titles of properties.

We do a CMA, Comparative Market Analysis, which is when we look at the community a home is in and see what similar properties have sold for recently.