Scott Selleck, a 33-year New Jersey real-estate veteran, built a free platform for people moving to Florida. It includes 23 town guides, cost calculators comparing NJ home equity to Florida purchase power, an insurance estimator, and a 12-month relocation checklist. Selleck is dual-licensed in both states and has guided hundreds of families through the move.
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Hey, I'm Scott Selleck. I'm a Bergen County, New Jersey real estate agent. I've been doing this for 33 years. I've closed over 500 transactions, and for the last decade, the number one question I've gotten from clients is the same one: Where should I move in Florida? So I built the answer. You can have a free discovery consultation or a white glove Southbound Advisory Council report produced for your specific situation. Here's the problem. You Google "moving to Florida" and you get a million articles. Most of them are written by people who've never sold a house in New Jersey. They don't know what the NJ exit tax actually is. They don't know the difference between insurance in Jacksonville versus Boca Raton. They don't know that North Florida exists as an option. And most agents? They'll sell you a house in Florida, but they won't help you sell your house in New Jersey first. You end up with two agents who've never spoken to each other, a timeline that doesn't work, and a tax bill you didn't plan for. I built something different. I created a website called Moving to FL. You can find it at moving-to-fl.selleckellsnj.com. And it's not just a blog, it's not just a list of towns, it's a complete relocation system that covers every aspect of moving to Florida. From any state. Let me show you what's inside. First, 23 town guides. Not just South Florida. I cover Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Ocala, the lake communities, Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, the Space Coast, and Boca, Delray, Fort Lauderdale. The full picture. Second, cost calculators. You put in your numbers and see exactly what your New Jersey home value gets you in different parts of Florida. Real math, not guesswork. Third, an insurance estimator. This is the one nobody talks about. Insurance in Jacksonville costs $2,000 a year. In Miami, it costs $8,000. Same state, different planet. I break it down. Fourth, a migration dashboard. I track where people are moving from and to, updated monthly. New York residents go to South Florida, Pennsylvania residents go to Jacksonville. Ohio residents go to Tampa. The data tells the story. Fifth, a 7-question quiz. Answer 7 questions about your lifestyle, your budget, your priorities, and get matched to your ideal Florida destination. Takes 2 minutes. Sixth, a complete relocation checklist. 12 months out, 6 months out, 3 months out, 1 month out after you move. Step-by-step. Nothing missed. 7th, hurricane preparedness. Because if you're moving to Florida, you need to know this before your first storm season, not after. Here's what makes this different from every other Florida relocation resource. I'm not just a blogger. I'm a dual licensed agent, New Jersey and Florida. I've been selling Bergen County homes since 1993. I know the NJ side of this move inside and out, and I've expanded my practice to cover all of Florida, not just one town, not just one region. So when you use this resource, you're getting information from someone who's actually done this, who's guided hundreds of families through this exact transition, who understands the tax implications, the insurance landscape, the market dynamics, and the lifestyle differences between every region. And it's free. All of it. No paywalls. No lead gates. No "enter your email to unlock." Just information. If you're thinking about moving to Florida, whether it's next year or 5 years from now, start here. Go to moving-to-fl.sellexcelzenjay.com, take the quiz, read the town guides, use the calculators. Do the research, and when you're ready to talk, I'm here. I'm Scott Selleck, dual licensed in New Jersey and Florida, The Selleck Group at KW City Views Realty. I'll see you in the Sunshine State.
