Robert Martin

While many parts of the country experience snow and freezing temperatures, Daytona Beach offers a mild winter climate that makes waterfront living enjoyable year-round. December is the perfect time to take advantage of everything...

As the year comes to a close, December offers unique advantages for both homebuyers and sellers in Daytona Beach. While many assume the holiday season slows down the market, those who stay active can...

Timing isn’t everything in real estate, but it can mean the difference between saving $20,000 or paying a premium, selling in 30 days or waiting three months, and negotiating from a position of strength...

As the pace of life in Daytona Beach slows in November, so does the real estate market—creating prime opportunities for both buyers and sellers. With fewer active listings and less competition, this month offers...

November in Daytona Beach is a time of transition, a moment when the vibrant energy of summer gives way to a more relaxed and reflective pace. This shift creates a unique opportunity for those...

For millions of homeowners, checking their Zillow Zestimate has become as routine as checking a stock portfolio—a quick hit of seeing your home’s estimated value, right at your fingertips. With 178 million monthly users...

For millions of homeowners, checking their Zillow Zestimate has become as routine as checking a stock portfolio—a quick hit of seeing your home’s estimated value, right at your fingertips. With 178 million monthly users...

While summer is peak rental season, October presents opportunities for savvy investors. We’ll discuss how to attract tenants during the off-season, maximize your rental income, and prepare your property for winter. The allure of...

Many people associate Daytona Beach with summer sunshine, but savvy buyers know that October offers a unique opportunity. With fewer crowds and more moderate temperatures, it’s the perfect time to explore the market at...

Real estate scams are targeting more victims than ever before, and they’re becoming increasingly sophisticated. Nearly 10,000 Americans fell victim to real estate fraud in 2024, losing over $173 million according to FBI reports.1...