Tammy Broxson

Broker

Broxson Real Estate Group

Broxson Real Estate Group - Focused on education, expertise, and results.

About Tammy Broxson

Tammy Broxson is the Broker Owner of Broxson Real Estate Group, a boutique real estate brokerage in Florida. Tammy is also a State of Florida Real Estate Instructor and a mentor to other real estate professionals. She teaches Course I (Sales Associate pre-licensing), Sales Associate post licensing, Course II (Broker pre-licensing), and Broker post licensing.

Tammy’s focus is delivering unparalleled service through education, expertise, and results. In the residential market, she has helped sellers get top dollar for their homes and buyers find the home of their dreams. In the commercial market, she brings together investors, developers, large and small business owner and delivers the product that fits their unique needs. She currently serves Alachua County, Marion County, Pasco County, Pinellas County, Hillsborough County, Orange County and Seminole County.

Tammy has a proven track record for selling homes that previously failed to sell with other agents. She started her real estate career in 2009, immediately after the market crash of 2008. While others were leaving the industry, Tammy achieved the Rookie of the Year award by providing solutions to help sellers get their properties sold in one of the most challenging of market downturns. She has earned special designations including; GRI (Graduate, REALTOR® Institute), CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) and Short Sale/Foreclosure Specialist. Tammy went on to consistently be a top producer at the largest independent brokerage in Gainesville Florida, before taking the next step to starting her own brokerage.

Tammy’s life and work philosophy is centered around education and expertise, which she uses to help her clients achieve their desired results. That means doing extensive research of the market and property and being upfront about any potential issues or roadblocks to a sale from the beginning so that she can direct her clients in the most effective way possible to deter any potential deal breakers. Although giving frank advice isn’t always the easiest path, Tammy stands by her approach, knowing her clients benefit and always thank her in the long run when she delivers their desired outcome.

Tammy prides herself on being responsive and attentive to her customer’s needs. She always follows up and connects with people who reach out to her - a rare quality among modern real estate agents. As she enters the next chapter of her real estate career, Tammy hopes to help even more people accomplish their goals. She says a good agent is something of a dream maker, and that’s what she strives to be for her customers.

When she’s not working with customers, Tammy and her husband, Chris, dedicate their time to serving the local community. They also enjoy working on rehabbing their investment properties, playing with their fur babies (two Shih Tzus: Loki and Thor, and a black cat name Coal), spending time with their children and doing anything on the water (preferably kayaking and fishing).

Latest Blog Posts

Is It Smart To Buy A Fixer Upper Or Run-Down House?

Posted by Tammy Broxson
October 29 2020
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November 22, 2019 by Mark FergusonI have bought many houses that needed work. I flip houses, own rentals, and have bought multiple houses to live in. Some of the houses I have bought

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HOW SELLERS SCREW UP MULTIPLE OFFERS AND HOW TO AVOID IT

Posted by Tammy Broxson
October 29 2020
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Multiple offers are a seller’s dream. They often lead to a bidding war and bidding wars often lead to a higher sales price. What seller wouldn’t want that?My last blog 

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How To Win A Bidding War?

Posted by Tammy Broxson
October 29 2020
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When you’re involved in a real estate transaction, you want to be on the winning side. As a seller, that means getting the highest possible price and best terms for your home, which is often

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The Top Reason Homeowners Remodel a Bathroom?

Posted by Tammy Broxson
October 29 2020
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It’s not for resale value – it’s simply outdated. Many also want to change the things that irritate them, like a lack of storage space, bad lighting and tight spaces.NEW YORK ;

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