When you list your home with Rustina Gibson at  Z House Realty Group, you will be amazed by the exposure that your newly listed home receives!  Over 89% of buyers search the Internet for homes.  You can rest assured that your listings will be found on the Multiple Listing Service (members Mid Florida Regional MLS, Space Coast/Brevard MLS and Regional MLS in Palm Beach area), LiveDeal, Houe.com, backpage.com, Yahoo! Real Estate, Google Base, The Housing Pages, Truila, Zillow and much, much more!  New syndication partners are being added every day too!

To make it easy for your buyers to find YOUR HOME, your home address will be turned into a web address. Rustina Gibson will market your new website online and in-print for the exposure YOU NEED to get your home SOLD!

More homebuyers search Realtor.com then any other source.  In Central Florida, all Realtors listings show up on Realtor.com.  The KEY is HOW.  

       Imagine a classified ad... You have black and white words and maybe a little bold text.  
              That would be what your average agent offers you on Realtor.com.

       Now, imagine a full-color advertisement with multiple pictures, more description and details - not to mention better placement directing viewers to YOUR HOME.  
              Now - that is what a SHOWCASE LISTING AGENT on REALTOR.COM offers you.  

Needless to say, Rustina Gibson is a REALTOR.COM SHOWCASE LISTING AGENT and has been for years!  Her listings get more exposure, are of better quality and get more buyers!  

For more information on why you want YOUR AGENT to be a showcase listing agent - call Rustina Gibson at 407-808-7127 today!

 
In addition to an excellent print magazine, Homes.com provides phenomenal listing exposure online.  Unlike Realtor.com, however, not all Realtors have their listings on Homes.com!  As you can imagine, the potential loss of exposure from missing out on Homes.com could be a sale.  As an experienced Realtor, Rustina Gibson understands that and every one of her listings can be found on Homes.com.  Shouldn't yours?