Phone: (863) 210-8252
David Schneider has specialized in all areas of residential real estate in Florida for over 20 years. Award-winning multi-million
dollar producing Realtor focusing on both the sale and rental of single family homes and
condominium projects of all kinds. David has an intimate knowledge of the
communities they both live and work in and can therefore navigate both buyers and sellers
through every angle of their real estate trasactions whether technical or emotional! David,
a native of Long Island, NY was born into a 'Real Esate' family and is today a member of
both Realtor and local business organizations.
Phone: (863) 577-2337
Email: mparks@bhhsflpg.com
Matt Parks is a lifelong Florida resident. Being from the Tampa area means Matt understands the unique lifestyle we all love and knows how to help others find their own piece of paradise. Matts friendly, upbeat personality is so welcoming he will instantly put you at ease as you make your important real estate decisions.
Matt possesses the characteristics that are essential to achieving success in property management. He is driven, detail oriented, a problem solver, and will go above and beyond to get the job done efficiently and most important correctly. Property Management can be challenging and Matt knows how to think creatively to overcome difficulties..
Matt has experience in the most difficult aspect of property management, the short-term rental world. He owned and operated a successful short- term rental business that was launched by his passion for the long- term rental industry. He has developed the unique skillset that comes with the quick turnover of vacation rentals, along with the high expectations of travelers. He has also been managing a variety of properties for over 3 years. This well -rounded management experience means Matt is ready to help you with all your Property Management needs.
Matt has experience in Real Estate sales, property management and leasing and he worked in the sales department for a logistics company for 2 years. Matt was a server for 5 years which helped him learn to communicate with all kinds of personalities.
Matt chose to work in real estate because home buying or investing is one of the most important purchases of people's lives, and he has a passion for helping his clients . His goal is to build long term successful relationships with homeowners and tenants. He strives help Landlords maximize their profits and limit the liability associated with the rental industry with his experience and the skills he has developed as a result of his passion for the industry.
Get to know Matt:
Favorite place to relax - at home with my family of four
Favorite local hotspot - Cob & Pen in downtown Lakeland -
Favorite place to travel - the mountains in north Georgia
Favorite hobby - I enjoy challenging myself with learning new hobbies often, I am currently learning to play chess
If I could spend the day with someone famous it would be Michael Jordan - the greatest of all time
In 1882, Abraham Munn came down from Louisville, KY and bought 80 acres of land in an unnamed part of Central Florida. On January 1, 1885, the town of Lakeland was incorporated. Thankfully, the name "Redbug" was rejected. The original 80 acres is where Downtown Lakeland stands today. The railroad came to town and by the mid-1890's 25 trains per day were stopping in Lakeland.
Citrus and strawberries were big business and by 1894 Lakeland was shipping more strawberries than any other place in the state. In 1898, 9,000 troops were stationed in Downtown Lakeland on the shores of Lakes Wire and Morton awaiting embarkation for Cuba during the Spanish-American War. And the railroad played an ever increasing role in the development of Lakeland's economy.
The area around Lake Mirror was designed to be a true community center based on Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr.'s City Beautiful movement. The city continued to grow out from Downtown, and as happened to many city centers was all but forgotten. In the 1970's the city started efforts to revitalize the historic Downtown area. This effort focused on redeveloping and rehabilitating the landscape and buildings, creating beautiful parks and green spaces and brought Downtown back to her former glory.
Today, Downtown Lakeland is a vital and enjoyable place for residents and visitors. It has been dubbed "Lakeland's living room" and truly embodies the community spirit of Lakeland. First Friday is one of the most popular recurring events in Lakeland. Monthly, people from all over our community converge in Downtown Lakeland for an evening to spend with family and friends, the chance to check out a great, locally-owned restaurants and retail establishments. See More... https://www.lakelandgov.net
