I’m a Florida-licensed real estate broker, the founder of Aari Realty and Aari Transactions, and the broker who owns Aari Transactions. Your own sponsoring broker supervises your file.

Why I built Aari.

The moment I became a broker, every file my agents touched became my responsibility. If a contract had an issue, my name was on it. If a TC handed back a problem the day before closing, that landed on my desk too.

I wanted my agents to have the kind of TC service I’d want backing me. So I built one.

“Would I put my name on this work? That’s the question.”

What I do

I run three entities under the Aari brand: Aari Realty LLC, Aari Transactions LLC and Aari Referrals LLC. Aari Realty is my brokerage, where real estate agents hang their licenses and build their books. Aari Transactions is a transaction coordination service for agents across Florida, built and run by a licensed Florida broker.

The thread between them: I don’t put my name on work I wouldn’t stand behind.

What that means for your file

My TC team knows FAR/BAR contracts because they live in them. Files in at least 48 hours before close get a broker level checklist review. Mine. This review supports, and never replaces, the agent’s and their sponsoring broker’s responsibility for the file.

The bar isn’t “did the paperwork get done?” It’s whether the file is organized for your broker’s review. Your broker makes the call.

Credentials

• SRS · PSA · ABR · C2EX designations
• Southwest Florida based · Lehigh Acres, Fort Myers, Cape Coral
• Bilingual team · English and Spanish files welcome
• Coffee’s on me. Always.