Linda Strickland

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I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Balistreri Realty
Location:	33062
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Phone:	(954) 931-2506

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Real Estate is such a fascinating and rewarding career; I truly enjoy sharing my knowledge and expertise with people I meet every day! I take great pride knowing that I provide exceptional service and attention to each and every person seeking my assistance.

Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or invest in Real Estate, I can help you achieve your goals!
I am known to... go above and beyond the call of duty, leave no stone unturned, and work persistently with honesty, integrity, and a smile!

If you or someone you know is looking for a professional realtor® who provides outstanding service and attention, please contact me! I’ll do everything I can to exceed your expectations!

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how is lighthouse point house market?

Asked Sat Aug 9 2008, 13:07 by Collette - Lighthouse Point - Market Conditions - 4 answers

Linda Strickland answered:

Hi Collette,
I live in Lighthouse Point and like everywhere else the market is slow but there are some wonderful values if you are a buyer. Lighthouse Point is a beautiful area with many waterfront homes and community parks etc.. The city has it's own Police and Fire depts. so it is a pretty safe area too. They have a great summer camp for kids, a sailing camp and various events throughout the year...Halloween, Easter, Founders Day and more. There is also a community bus that will pick you up & drop you off in various locations for free so all things considered it's a great location to live in northern Broward Co. If you'd like more details on the city or more details about the best areas etc. please feel free to contact me any time!
Kindest regards,
Linda Strickland
954-931-2506 - Sat Aug 9 2008, 14:34

Looking for cool, funky neighborhood with good, progessive elem. school in Ft.Lauderdale. Help

Asked Sun Jul 13 2008, 06:01 by Peter - Fort Lauderdale - Quality of Life - 6 answers

Linda Strickland answered:

The Victoria Park area has one of the best elementary schools in Broward, Bayview Elementary. I'd start there & then expand outward. If you'd like me to send you some ideas let me know.
Kindest regards,
Linda Strickland
LindaSellsRE@bellsouth.net - Sun Jul 13 2008, 06:42

How's the renting market in Fort Lauderdale/Lauderdale-by-the-sea?

Asked Fri Jul 11 2008, 03:34 by EddietheViki… - Lauderdale by the Sea - Market Conditions - 9 answers

Linda Strickland answered:

Hi Eddie,
Condition is everything from the kitchen, baths, flooring etc. to the furniture (if furnished). There are many original condition or semi improved units that are in great shape but there are also some that need some TLC. The same can be true for furniture, it doesn't need to be new but it shouldn't be really old & in poor condition either. There are many quick fixes that you can do to update a unit to give it style and charm. That's what you need in this market to get the best bang for your buck! By the way, I've got a 2/2 that has low maintenance fees & VERY liberal renting policies in Pompano, 1/2 block from the beach & . It's an older bldg. & not for everyone you're welcome to contact me if you'd like more info. And of course I'd be happy to send you info on several of my personal favorites in the area.
Good luck!
Kindest regards,
Linda Strickland
LindaSellsRE@bellsouth.net - Fri Jul 11 2008, 06:13

It depends on price, condition, and location. There are lots of choices for renters everywhere but there are also many people that are chosing to rent over purchasing. If you are working with a realtor he/she can help you determine pricing. If you need help, feel free to contact me as I work in the area.
Kindest regards,
Linda Strickland
LindaSellsRE@bellsouth.net - Fri Jul 11 2008, 04:06

Is there public transportation from Pembroke Pines to 2200 Liberty Ave, Miami Beach. The Miami City Ballet

Asked Mon Jul 7 2008, 19:21 by Rose - Pembroke Pines - Traffic & Public Transportation - 4 answers

Linda Strickland answered:

Hi Rose,
Chances are you'll need to take the tri-rail into Miami & then take the Metro Rail or a Metro bus on in. This can become a lengthy trip so be sure to check out as many options as possible. I used to teach at New World School of the Arts and tried to take Tri Rail from N Broward into Miami but the commute was going to take an extra hour each way. Finding someone to car pool with could also be an option. So be prepared...you may want to start darning pointe shoes, knitting leg warmers or studying a course during your commute ;-) Check out http://www.broward.org/transit and http://www.miamidade.gov for more info. Good luck! - Tue Jul 8 2008, 02:59