Tobias Kaiser

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Tobias Kaiser, in Fort Lauderdale
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About Me
Specialist for

• Mid-century + Contemporary Modern Homes in South-Florida

• Commercial + NNN-Investment Properties in Florida
Testimonials
"Very caring and attentive. Extremely well organized. Dealing with Kaiser Associates was absolutely delightful"
J. Hirsch, Boca Raton Wed Nov 4, 1998
"Trustworthy, competent, reliable"
C. Plänk, Munich Sun Feb 4, 2007
"Tobias invests major time in his clients' interests and doesn't disappear after the closing."
Georg + Susi Schu, Fort Lauderdale Wed Apr 9, 2003
"Tobias, you ROCK!!! Seriously, you are the BEST!"
M. + J. Boldrini, Berkeley, CA Thu Oct 18, 2007
"We wouldn’t use any other broker"
C. + B. Hoffman, Philadelphia, PA Tue Apr 5, 2005
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J D Clifford, Home Seller in Sarasota

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Asked Wed Oct 29 2008, 13:44 by J D Clifford  -  34242  -  Home Selling  -  10 answers
Tobias Kaiser answered:
Not giving legal advice here (we Realtors are not licensed or trained to do so), but did you offer your house with 5% commission EXCEPT to Realtors? If you didn't make exclusions right from the start, don't change the game afterwards, but be fair and count yourself lucky to have found a buyer.
In this market, doesn't it seem a better choice to pay 5% and sell now versus save 5% and sell [when?]
Remember, greed is not good.

Good luck with your sale, I hope it goes through,

Tobias Kaiser, MS, CIPS
Greater Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Broker + Consultant
Certified International Property Specialist - Wed Oct 29 2008, 14:30
Michael Turn…, Home Buyer in Dallas City

I'm looking for multifamily investment opportunities in Boca Raton

Asked Wed Oct 1 2008, 08:05 by Michael Turn…  -  Boca Raton  -  Home Buying  -  5 answers
Tobias Kaiser answered:
Hello Michael,

as a member of the Society of Commercial Realtors and former multifamily property manager, I'm very familiar with MF investments, as well as the greater Boca area.

Please feel free to contact me via email or phone to discuss your search criteria and investment goals; I look forward to hearing from you.

Best,

Tobias Kaiser, MS, CIPS
Greater Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Broker + Consultant
Certified International Property Specialist - Wed Oct 1 2008, 08:45
Phil Fowler, Real Estate Pro in Tampa

It is my understanding that international buyers have to season their money for 60days with a US FDIC bank

Asked Sun Sep 28 2008, 19:03 by Phil Fowler  -  Tampa  -  Agent2Agent  -  6 answers
Tobias Kaiser answered:
Phil,

as a CIPS, I deal mostly with internationals, and have never heard or encountered this requirement. Closings took place as soon as incoming funds were cleared by the receiving bank. It very much seems like someone gave/sent your wrong information.

All the best,

Tobias

Tobias Kaiser, MS, CIPS
Greater Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Broker + Consultant
Certified International Property Specialist - Mon Sep 29 2008, 06:47
Sapito, Just Looking in Aventura

should i sell my house in Hollywood Fl or rent it . I will be buying a house in dallas.

Asked Wed Sep 24 2008, 09:56 by Sapito  -  33027  -  Market Conditions  -  6 answers
Tobias Kaiser answered:
Sapito,

it's not a clear-cut situation, and not only a money matter.
Renting: +avoid the current market slump, get a better price when you sell later -you become an absentee landlord -who knows when the market will improve, one year may not be enough time -lots of sellers not wanting to sell right now are your competition
Selling: +avoids becoming a long-distance landlord -probably less money now than at a later sale.
Talk it over with two or three recommended realtors who work your area, and if necessary contact one of us here for some more arms' length advice afterwards.

All the best,

Tobias Kaiser, MS, CIPS
Greater Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Broker + Consultant
Certified International Property Specialist - Wed Sep 24 2008, 12:42
Assaf Steinf…, Real Estate Pro in Tel Aviv Israel

Information of house inventory in Florida

Asked Mon Sep 15 2008, 23:57 by Assaf Steinf…  -  Florida  -  Market Conditions  -  5 answers
Tobias Kaiser answered:
Assaf,

for individual regions, you may have to contact each Board of Realtors (our local real estate organisations) for the data, otherwise Trulia or Zillow was a good tip. I doubt though that you will inventory and absorption rates for 12 years. I'm running my own data because I have never found them anywhere else.

Good luck and all the best,

Tobias Kaiser, MS, CIPS
Greater Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Broker + Consultant
Certified International Property Specialist - Tue Sep 16 2008, 07:58
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Specialties
• Mid-century + Contemporary Modern Homes in South-Florida

• Commercial + NNN-Investment Properties in Florida

• Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS)
Experience
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Managing Director for Kaiser Associates, Inc
January 1991—present
Certifications & Awards
"Best Florida Estate Agent****", International Homes Magazine 2001
Member Realtor Association of Greater Fort Lauderdale
Member Society of Commercial Realtors (SOCR)
Member Florida and National Association of Realtors (FAR, NAR)
Master of Science, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
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