Beth McKeone & Griff Griffis — The Full-Service Closing Team Behind Buy Sell Diva

Known as the “Door Diva,” Beth leads relocation and tax strategy for the team. If you're moving from New York, New Jersey, California, or Illinois and trying to figure out whether Florida actually pencils out, you want Beth on the phone. She knows the homestead exemption math, the portability transfer rules, and the real differences between Parkland, Weston, Coral Springs, and Davie for families who care about schools, HOA reserves, and flood zones. She also has a Private Vendor Rolodex — when something needs fixing before or after closing, she knows exactly who to call.

Full-time in real estate for seven years, with 20+ years of construction and design leadership behind her. She knows the neighborhoods the way your coworker knows their lunch order — intimately, consistently, and without having to Google it.

Specializes in: Florida Domicile Strategy · homestead exemption & Save Our Homes portability · sight-unseen Zoom walkthroughs · concierge relocation · renovation ROI · Private Vendor Rolodex

Griff runs the buying mechanics — the part where deals actually fall apart and where most agents quietly hope nothing explodes. Twenty-two years in real estate, including 15 years simultaneously running a South Florida contracting operation, means he brings a forensic eye to every property. He spots structural red flags, unpermitted work, and aging systems before they become your problem at the inspection table. He can also tell you in 30 seconds whether an HOA's reserves are going to kill your deal.

UCF Finance graduate. Former Division I football player. Current Offensive Line Coach at Coral Glades High School. When it's your family's home, someone needs to be protecting your blind side.

Specializes in: forensic property evaluation · aggressive negotiation · flood insurance & elevation certificates · HOA reserve review · remote closings for out-of-state buyers · Coral Springs & Davie

Honest answer: one person can't handle everything a modern South Florida deal actually requires. In 2026, a single Broward County transaction might touch insurance underwriters, HOA reserve studies, flood elevation certificates, title searches, repair contractors, appraisers, and a lender who needs three rounds of documentation. A solo agent hands you off to twelve different people and prays nothing falls through the cracks.

Beth and Griff built a coordinated network instead. One point of contact for you. One team that knows every specialist. Average time from offer to closing table: 45 to 60 days — not the 90 to 150 you're seeing with listing agents who are “technically still working on it.”

That's the difference between “show houses” and “get you to the closing table.” It's the whole point.