About David
The calm in a complicated market.
“I help people buy, sell, and invest in South Florida real estate with clear communication, local perspective, and a focus on the details that protect my clients.” After 27 years, that sentence is less a pitch than a habit.
The long version
Twenty‑seven years, one county.
David earned his Florida real estate license in November 1999 and has worked Broward County ever since. That tenure isn’t a slogan — it means he priced homes through the mid‑2000s run‑up, negotiated short sales through the crash, and now walks condo owners through Florida’s new inspection and reserve rules. The market has reinvented itself several times; his read on it has stayed current the whole way.
Home base is Tamarac, and his working map runs through Coral Springs, Sunrise, Margate, North Lauderdale, Lauderhill, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Deerfield Beach, Coconut Creek, and Plantation. A typical week might mean pricing and launching a seller’s listing, walking a first‑time buyer through true monthly costs, reading an association budget with a 55+ downsizer, running rental numbers with an investor, or giving a relocating family the honest neighborhood comparison a search portal can’t.
He works in English and Spanish — personally, not through a translator — from the first phone call to the closing table.
Off the clock, David cooks, plays basketball, and fishes. He’s involved in his church community and volunteers with Adopt‑A‑Highway — the same steady, show‑up‑anyway habit his clients tend to notice in a transaction.
- Florida Broker Associate — Lic. BK681973, active since 11/1999
- REALTOR® — National Association of REALTORS member
- RE/MAX InterAction Realty — Tamarac, FL
- Fluent in English & Spanish
Awards & production
A track record you can verify.
Anyone can claim experience. David’s is written down — in RE/MAX’s own award records, in five years of closed‑sale data, and in a public state license file.
Twelve consecutive years of RE/MAX production awards, without a gap:
Want to check? Search license BK681973 on the Florida DBPR’s free public license lookup — it takes about a minute and shows the license current, active, and held since November 1999. The 5.0★ rating comes from verified client reviews collected via RealSatisfied, reprinted word for word on the testimonials page.
How David works
Three habits, kept since 1999.
Different clients, different playbooks — but underneath every transaction, the same three commitments.
Decide before the pressure starts.
Pricing, prep, timing, and negotiation stance get settled before the sign goes up or the offer goes in — so no one is improvising while the clock runs.
See the seller playbookPlain answers about real places.
Association budgets, insurance, days on market, what a street actually trades for — explained in plain English or Spanish, even when the honest answer is “wait.”
Browse the area guidesLike family, on your side of the table.
Clients mention the after‑hours showings and the patience, but the point underneath is simpler: David protects the people he works for — their money, their timeline, and their peace of mind.
Read the reviewsThe office
RE/MAX InterAction Realty, Tamarac.
David’s office has been a Tamarac fixture since 1979 — an independent brokerage for its first three decades before joining the RE/MAX network in 2009. The pairing suits how he works: a local office that knows Broward street by street, backed by a brand buyers and sellers recognize everywhere.
Beyond residential, David handles small multifamily and commercial property, with listings on LoopNet and Crexi and closed commercial sales across Pompano Beach, Margate, Fort Lauderdale, and nearby cities. If your portfolio mixes a duplex with a storefront, one advisor can carry both conversations.
- RE/MAX InterAction Realty — established 1979, RE/MAX affiliate since 2009
- 7801 W Commercial Blvd, Tamarac, FL 33351
- Office: (954) 746‑4500
- David direct — call or text: (954) 610‑8375
- Email: RealtorDavid2000@yahoo.com
No middleman
Have a question? Ask David directly.
This form doesn’t feed a call center or a team inbox — it reaches David. Ask about a neighborhood, a building, a timeline, or whether now is even the right moment. English or Spanish, no obligation either way.