Mike Colpitts sells real estate the old-fashioned way. He works hard for his clients. Mike first started selling real estate in 1990 and he’s been working hard ever since.

Along the way, he’s worked as a federal building inspector after the feds called Mike because of his expertise in the building industries. He recently worked as a disaster analyst following Hurricane Milton for a short stint.

Mike’s passion has always been working with people and finding customers their perfect home or condominium. It’s a natural for the real estate veteran. As the market changes, Mike keeps up to date on the changes whether it’s in financing or the growing inventory of homes and condos to purchase for his clients.

Fort Myers isn’t the same place it used to be. The population has exploded. Fort Myers Beach was transformed by Hurricane Ian but things are getting better for local residents and part time visitors as the community is re-built. New homes and condominiums are being constructed to take the place of many of the places that were destroyed by the hurricane. New condominium developments are being planned for construction that will transform the beachfront. Change is always inevitable after national disasters and perhaps nobody recognizes the difference better than Mike, who has worked for the Feds on over 20 national disasters over the years.

His experience in real estate coupled with building inspections has allowed Mike to have a unique perspective in the real estate business. It’s the kind of real estate experience that grounds him to be a better real estate agent than most, giving his clients an advantage. Mike Colpitts sells real estate the old fashioned way.

Other communities in Florida that have been hit by hurricanes over the years have seen major transformations and Fort Myers Beach is just starting to experience the massive changes that will occur over the years to come.

Whether you are considering buying or selling real estate, feel free to contact Mike to help you in your real estate journey. He’ll be glad to help.