NAPLES/ MARCO ISLAND/ BONITA SPRINGS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

With Naples, Marco Island, and Bonita Springs retail/office/industrial properties for lease and sale. Poteet Properties would be please to assist you with your needs. Showcased in the heading is the upscale Esplanade on Marco Island, Florida.

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Today I had to deal with our local County Commission. They wanted a mandatory ordinance for home inspections of foreclosed and abandoned homes. Their intentions were good, but their knowledge of the real estate industry was lacking and as a result they did not understand the great lengths we take as REALTORS to advise and educate our prospective purchasers and sellers. Disclose Disclose and Disclose is our mantra. I can't force a buyer of seller to do something but I make sure their are informed regarding the typical code violations the Commission is wishing to eliminate.


Tomorrow I start working with the stakeholders on a re-draft of the ordinance. This time it will be REALTOR friendly and not include the kitchen sink as did the last proposed ordinance. Naples can be a great place to live providing our local government does not muck it up.
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Naples, Florida, United States
30 Years selling and leasing real estate in Southwest Florida of which 22 years primaily commercial real estate. Bill is considered a leading community member involved in numerous civic and community organizations. He is the recipient of the 2008 Collier Citizens Citizen of the Year Award, NABOR's 2006 Ad Miller Award, and Southwest Florida Council's (BSA) Silver Beaver Award. Bill has negotiated over 800 commercial leases. He holds the Senior Certified Leasing Specialist (SCLS) designation from the International Council of Shopping Centers.

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  • Tenant Representation
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  • Commercial Sales

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