Search the Southwest Florida MLS Directly
Map-Based Property Search with Sign-up Option: Direct Access to The Naples Area Board of Realtors MLS
Search Like an Agent. Then Buy With Me and Keep the Rebate.
The search above is the same NABOR MLS feed agents use, updated as listings change, with map search and saved-search alerts. Use it the way I do: filter hard, watch days on market and price cuts, and check what comparable homes actually closed for on my Naples housing market stats page before you fall in love with a list price.
When you are ready to write an offer, buy with me at 1%. The buyer-agent compensation a seller offers is typically 2% to 3%; I keep 1% and the remainder is credited to you at closing, subject to your lender’s guidelines. On a $750,000 purchase where the seller offers 3%, that is $15,000 back to you. The full mechanics are on my 1% buyer representation page.
New construction counts too: builders pay the buyer-agent commission from their marketing budget, and the rebate applies. Register me as your agent on your first visit to the sales center.
Call or text (239) 228-4222 or email Ed@NaplesEd.com with the addresses you want to see.
Real estate commissions are not set by law and are fully negotiable. Figures shown are illustrative examples only, not a quote or guarantee.
Commercial and Investment Property Search
The MLS search above covers residential listings. Commercial property, land and multifamily trade through a different set of channels, and the best deals rarely reach a public portal. Tell me what you are looking for (asset type, price band, return target) and I run the search across the MLS, the commercial listing platforms and my investor network.
Start with my Naples commercial and investment guide for the current numbers by ZIP and corridor, and my commercial real estate page for how I work with commercial buyers, sellers and tenants.
How Buying With a 1% Agent Works
1. Search and shortlist
Use the MLS search, save the ones that fit, and send me the addresses. I tell you which ones are priced to sell and which are priced to sit.
2. Tour and underwrite
Before we write, I pull the comparable sales, the HOA or condo documents, the insurance and flood-zone picture, and the real monthly carrying cost, so the offer price is based on numbers rather than the listing description.
3. Offer, inspection and closing
I negotiate the price and terms, manage the inspection and repair requests, watch the appraisal and financing deadlines, and make sure the rebate shows up on your closing statement. Details and examples are on my 1% buyer representation page; investors can start with the investing hub.