Client Portal
Why create an account?
Your private home-search dashboard. Save what you love, get alerted the moment new matches hit the market, and work directly with Simon — a South Florida realtor since 1995.
Save every home you love
Heart any listing and build an unlimited shortlist. Your favorites sync straight to Simon, so the homes you care about are the ones you talk about.
Saved searches with instant alerts
Set your criteria once — price, city, ZIP, waterfront, pool — and get an email the moment a new match hits the MLS. Toggle alerts on or off per search.
Price drops and coming-soon homes
See the old price crossed out and the new one beside it, and get notified about coming-soon listings before they officially hit the market.
Deal Alerts scored for you
Every new listing is scored for opportunity — seller sweet spot, buyer leverage, and ultra-luxury value — so you only look at the ones worth your time.
Market Pulse and monthly reports
Live pricing, inventory and days-on-market for your neighborhoods, plus a fresh market report published for every service area on the 1st of each month.
Off-market and private inventory
Pocket listings, pre-market homes and quiet sellers that never make it to the public portals — visible only inside your portal.
A direct line to your agent
Message Simon from inside the portal. Every message also lands in your inbox, so nothing gets lost in phone tag.
Closing and deal room
Once you're under contract, track documents, key dates, inspection and financing deadlines — with automatic reminders before anything is due.
Recently viewed and full history
Pick up right where you left off, and see each home's real price and status timeline — list date, reductions, pending, and back-on-market.
Lifestyle matching
Tell us how you want to live — deep-water dockage, walk to the beach, golf, dining, quiet cul-de-sac — and we match neighborhoods to your life, not just your budget.
Add a spouse, partner or assistant
Add extra email addresses to your profile and every alert, digest and message copy goes to them too — everyone stays in the loop.