Key West is compared to other expensive towns to live in--most notably Fisher Island in Florida--and how to stage your home for selling with what you have, when to sell as is and when to sell empty.

Don Heisler has cornered the market on timeshare resales in the Florida Keys. He describes the 7 resorts in Key West, what the point system is about, who is best suited to timeshares and what to do if you want to buy or sell.

Consulting attorney Marc Dubin addresses what businesses, as well as other property owners, need to know about how to prohibit discrimination based on disability. Even discussed some issues surrounding therapy animals in public places and in private rentals.

Susie doesn't sell real estate, but Susie's Estate Sales handles everything on the interiors of properties sold in the Keys. From Key West to Key Largo she organizes and sells furnishings, art and household items just before homeowners close on the sale of their homes.

Julie Wallace, Fla Keys mortgage broker, offers updates on loan programs, refinancing, delayed financing and more. 

Realtors Jim Smith and Everett Watkins share insights on their $5.8M and $6.9M properties in Key West and Key Haven: How the luxury market developed in the lower Keys and how they market their high-end houses.

Scott Fraser, FEMA coordinator for City of Key West, and Steve Russ, board member with Fair Insurance Rates in Monroe County, discuss how new flood maps will affect homeowners' insurance rates, and why everyone needs to get flood elevation certificates.

Key West attorney, Greg Oropeza talks about potential issues homeowners may have before closing, such as easements, and how to cure them.

Show hosts Barbara Bowers, Darla Guevremont and Krystal Thomas review the condominium market and discuss the trend to co-living rentals, and how that sounds much better than its predecessor, boarding houses.

Carolyn Frey, owner and broker at Mortgage Lending Solutions brings us latest in lending programs for first-time buyers, refi, pre-approval process and more.