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After graduating from college with a degree in Accounting, Michael Garcia spent more than a decade working for a highly respected South Florida CPA firm. During his tenure, he worked alongside one of the owners of the CPA firm who also worked as a local real estate agent. This relationship, along with knowledge gained through participating in family real estate transactions, gave him a look into the industry and a feel for the many opportunities in the Miami market. Following his success in the Finance industry, and bolstered by his affinity for numbers, statistics, and negotiation, Michael earned his real estate license and began his foray into the lucrative South Florida luxury residential market. His penchant for client service, savvy negotiating skills, and confidence have given Michael a fast start in the real estate sector. With the goal of joining a top-rated real estate firm that fosters the team approach to ensure the best representation for his clients, Michael found his new professional home with the Real Estate Sales Force. The wealth of information, statistics, market knowledge, and marketing techniques at RESF helps Michael to provide each of his clients with the highest service level possible while his easily approachable demeanor makes the transaction stress-free and enjoyable.

“My clients’ wishes are paramount in the decision-making process,” says Michael. “My job is to help them make the best deal possible and achieve their investment goals.” Born in Miami to Cuban parents, Michael attended local Catholic schools throughout grade school before attending college at the University of Miami. A native of the area, today he makes his home in Coral Gables but is extremely knowledgeable about all of Miami’s diverse neighborhoods.

Buyers touring homes this fall are doing more than counting bedrooms. After they've seen the kitchen, they're asking wha...
10/20/2026

Buyers touring homes this fall are doing more than counting bedrooms. After they've seen the kitchen, they're asking what it costs to run, and in Miami sellers can expect those questions to come up. One of the most useful answers comes from your past utility bills. Many providers let you download a year or more of billing history, showing the seasonal highs and lows instead of just one month's snapshot. If you're on a budget billing plan, mentioning that matters too, since it smooths out actual usage.

It's also worth remembering that your bills describe how your household used the home, not a forecast for the next owner. Household size, thermostat habits, and work schedules all shape usage differently. Our full blog walks through how to prepare clear, accurate answers for these common buyer questions.

Selling a single-family home in Miami? Prepare answers about FPL bills, pool pumps, irrigation, septic, and A/C before buyers ask.

Picture that first dinner at a new table, with decorations going up in rooms you chose yourself. If you're a buyer in Mi...
10/13/2026

Picture that first dinner at a new table, with decorations going up in rooms you chose yourself. If you're a buyer in Miami hoping for that this season, the first step is two conversations: one with your lender about preapproval and any documents still needed, and one with your agent about homes in your range and how long the steps after an accepted offer typically take.

Even then, the calendar shouldn't make the decision for you. A holiday sale on a sectional, especially with in-store financing, could affect your mortgage application if it adds new debt before closing. Our blog explains how to sort out the timing, the budget, and which parts of your plan can flex.

Hoping to be in a new home by the holidays? See what affects your move-in timeline as a Miami buyer, from financing to holiday spending and travel.

Wondering if you need to scrub the whole house before an agent walks through? You don't. A first listing appointment is ...
10/06/2026

Wondering if you need to scrub the whole house before an agent walks through? You don't. A first listing appointment is really just a conversation about your goals and timeline, a walk-through of the home, and a pricing discussion using a CMA that compares your home to recent sales nearby. Nothing gets signed on the spot, and you're not expected to have every answer ready.

What makes the meeting useful is what you bring to it. Mentioning a replaced roof, a dry basement, or a firm move date helps the agent give advice that actually fits your situation. If you're a Miami homeowner weighing a move this year or next, our blog walks through what to prepare and what to ask before that first appointment.

A guide for Miami homeowners on what to expect at a first listing appointment, from the walk-through to pricing and the listing agreement.

You've found a home you're excited about, and you're already picturing furniture placement and planning the move. Before...
09/29/2026

You've found a home you're excited about, and you're already picturing furniture placement and planning the move. Before you get too far into that, it's worth having a conversation with an insurance professional about a quote, especially in {area}. They'll ask about things you might not have noticed on your showing, like the roof, heating system and electrical updates, since those details shape both the cost and whether the insurer needs more information before covering the home.

Getting that quote early also gives you time to compare coverage, not just price. Ask about the deductible, exclusions and how something like flooding or sewer backup is handled, since the source of the water can change what's covered. Our latest blog walks through how to work these questions into your home search before you reach a decision deadline.

A guide for Miami homebuyers on getting a home insurance quote early, understanding coverage details, and budgeting for the true cost of a home purchase.

Have you ever been the first one awake in someone else’s home, standing in the kitchen wondering if you should start the...
09/22/2026

Have you ever been the first one awake in someone else’s home, standing in the kitchen wondering if you should start the coffee or touch a cupboard? Your guests feel that same hesitation, even when you’ve told them to make themselves at home. A few small touches can erase that guesswork and help the visit feel relaxed for everyone.

Think about their first night: a place to leave an open suitcase, a spare phone charger near the bed, clearly set-out towels and washcloths, and the Wi‑Fi password on the nightstand. Our latest blog walks you through simple ways to set things up so overnight guests feel comfortable from the moment they arrive.

Simple, agent-tested ideas to help your Miami home feel welcoming and comfortable when friends or family stay overnight.

Tell us about the smart devices you’d like to bring to your next home when we talk about selling. We can help you decide...
09/15/2026

Tell us about the smart devices you’d like to bring to your next home when we talk about selling. We can help you decide what to remove or replace before showings and make sure buyers understand what’s included.

For anything you’re leaving, you’ll want to check how to disconnect your accounts and handle any paid services. We’ve covered that part of the move in our blog, so you have somewhere to start. You’re always welcome to ask us about your own setup, too.

Selling a smart home in Miami? Here’s how to handle your video doorbell, thermostats, smart locks, and subscriptions when you move.

You’ve signed the papers, the boxes are ready, and your mind’s already on your first night in the new place. Before you ...
09/08/2026

You’ve signed the papers, the boxes are ready, and your mind’s already on your first night in the new place. Before you get lost in the moving chaos, there’s that final walk-through, where you confirm the seller’s repairs were done, the agreed-on appliances like the refrigerator are still there, and nothing was damaged during move-out.

Our latest blog walks you through how to use that time well so you know exactly what you’re walking into on closing day.

Getting ready for your final walk-through before closing in Miami? Learn exactly what to check so your new home matches what you agreed to buy.

Thinking about selling your Miami home? If you’ve added impact windows, replaced the roof, remodeled the kitchen or made...
09/01/2026

Thinking about selling your Miami home? If you’ve added impact windows, replaced the roof, remodeled the kitchen or made other updates over the years, now’s a good time to find the paperwork that goes with them.

Buyers will ask when the work was done, who completed it and whether permits or warranties are available. Our latest blog explains which renovations to document, how to compare your files with public property records and what to do when paperwork is missing.

Once you’ve gathered what you can, organize everything in one digital folder, with a section for each project. Then let our team schedule a pre-listing walk-through so we can review the updates and help you prepare for the questions buyers will ask.

Gathering renovation permits, receipts, photos, and warranties is a smart step when selling a home in Miami. Practical guidance on what to collect and how to organize it for your listing.

Bringing your patio plants inside as the evenings cool down?A few well-placed plants will refresh your rooms and keep so...
08/25/2026

Bringing your patio plants inside as the evenings cool down?

A few well-placed plants will refresh your rooms and keep some of that summer greenery around. Our latest blog covers how to choose plants for your natural light, from easygoing pothos, snake plants, and ZZ plants to statement-making Monstera and fiddle-leaf figs.

You’ll also find seasonal care tips and simple styling ideas to keep your plants healthy and your home feeling fresh.

Find the full guide on our blog. 🌿

Practical tips for choosing, styling, and caring for houseplants in Miami as the season changes.

Thinking of pricing your home high to leave room for negotiation? That's a common approach, but it can backfire.Our late...
08/18/2026

Thinking of pricing your home high to leave room for negotiation? That's a common approach, but it can backfire.

Our latest blog explains how an aspirational price can push your listing out of common search brackets, slow early momentum and shift buyer perception, and add months of carrying costs that erode proceeds. We also outline why accurate, data-based pricing attracts more interest, keeps you in a stronger negotiating position, and reduces appraisal risk. Give it a read before you're ready to set a price, and contact our team for a complimentary market analysis.

If you’re selling in Miami, the price you choose on day one shapes visibility, offers, and net proceeds. Learn why accurate pricing matters and how we help.

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