Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family traditions, and community connections. Guests Carole Lee Horton, Sherri Sproch and MaryLou Ciambriello share personal reflections on the holiday, emphasizing the importance of family, food, and cultural practices. They express appreciation for their real estate family and the supportive community in Vero Beach. The conversation highlights the significance of gratitude, the essence of home, and the joy of sharing meals with loved ones, encouraging listeners to embrace their traditions.

Lou Navarro, a realtor in Vero Beach, discusses the critical role of homeowner's insurance with David Castro from Schlitt Insurance Services. They cover essential coverage aspects, including personal property and liability, and emphasize the need for flood insurance, which is not part of standard policies. The conversation highlights the challenges in the Florida insurance market, the importance of securing insurance early, and David's community involvement through charitable donations.

Lou Navarro, dedicada a ayudar a la comunidad a navegar en el mercado inmobiliario, expresa su gratitud por participar en un evento de mujeres que apoya a los necesitados. Arlette Rodriguez-Miller comparte su viaje en psicología, destacando la meditación y la superación de la ansiedad. La discusión incluye la terapia del sonido y su potencial curativo. El anfitrión anuncia un retiro de bienestar centrado en la meditación y la terapia de sonido, y concluye con un llamado al apoyo de la comunidad y a compartir el mensaje.

Lou Navarro, dedicated to helping the community navigate the real estate market, expresses gratitude for participation in a women's event supporting those in need. Arlette Rodriguez-Miller shares her journey in psychology, highlighting meditation and overcoming anxiety. The discussion includes sound therapy and its healing potential. The host announces a wellness retreat centered on meditation and sound therapy, concluding with a call for community support and sharing the message.

The podcast celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting the contributions of community leaders and the mission of Little Birthday Angels, which aids children facing homelessness. The founder shares her journey from outreach to nonprofit establishment, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and fundraising events like the Battle of the Realtors. The episode invites listeners to engage with the mission and spread the message of support and celebration.

Guests: Angel Pietsch, Founder of Little Birthday Angels, and Sherri Sproch, Board Member of LBA

El Mes de la Herencia Hispana destaca las contribuciones de la comunidad hispana, enfocándose en el papel de los bienes raíces en el logro del sueño americano. Enfatiza el empoderamiento de las mujeres latinas y analiza el impacto del diseño de interiores y la puesta en escena de propiedades. La narrativa alienta a las mujeres empresarias a seguir sus pasiones y enfatiza la importancia de la unidad comunitaria y el apoyo para un futuro mejor.

Hispanic Heritage Month highlights the contributions of the Hispanic community, focusing on real estate's role in achieving the American dream. It emphasizes empowering Latina women and discusses the impact of interior design and property staging. The narrative encourages women entrepreneurs to follow their passions and stresses the importance of community unity and support for a better future.

El episodio destaca la importancia de apoyar a la comunidad hispana en el sector inmobiliario, especialmente durante el Mes de la Herencia Hispana. Presenta historias personales de emprendedoras latinas en el sector de la repostería y el vino, mostrando sus trayectorias. El anfitrión anuncia un evento para que las mujeres latinas se conecten y compartan experiencias, enfatizando el impacto cultural de la comunidad hispana en la economía. Los mensajes de empoderamiento inspiran a las mujeres a perseguir sus sueños y apoyar el talento local.


The episode highlights the significance of supporting the Hispanic community in real estate, especially during Hispanic Heritage Month. It features personal stories from Latina entrepreneurs in baking and wine, showcasing their journeys. The host announces an event for Latina women to connect and share experiences, emphasizing the cultural impact of the Hispanic community on the economy. Empowering messages inspire women to pursue their dreams and support local talent.

Our guest is Elinor Kinnier from the Care Net Pregnancy Center of Indian River County.

Care Net Pregnancy Center focuses on supporting families, particularly women and single mothers, by offering vital services such as pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and emotional support for those facing unplanned pregnancies. The center also provides community resources like diapers and parenting classes. The episode highlights the significance of a positive mindset for personal growth and encourages listeners to support Care Net and follow the host for real estate insights.

Explore the importance of mentorship and community engagement in empowering young women. The Treasure Coast Girls Coalition plays a vital role in providing education and support through various programs. The episode highlights how support systems can positively impact future generations. Listeners are invited to participate by volunteering and donating, with a strong call to action to share the message and foster a culture of support.

The show dives into real estate transactions, focusing on title insurance and title searches. Title insurance is explained as a protection for buyers against past issues. Community support for veterans is highlighted, along with the joy of first-time home buyers on closing day. The hosts stress the need for realtor education and provide resources, encouraging listeners to inspire others and engage with the content. Guests: Rachel Alderman - Regional Sales Manager "Florida Title Girl" Treasa Odom - VP - FL State Manager Investors Title - https://iticflorida.com/about

The podcast marks its first anniversary by introducing the host and guests. It explores fix and flip loans, detailing their benefits for real estate investors. The Hometown Heroes Program is examined, focusing on funding changes and eligibility for first responders. Trends among first-time buyers are discussed, along with the significance of understanding mortgages. The episode wraps up with thanks to guests and an invitation for community engagement.