“When looking for a home the most important tool a buyer has is an educated REALTOR.”
If you are looking for a home in the Clermont Florida area, please be sure the person you are working with is a REALTOR! In addition to passing all the state requirements, a REALTOR must also take an ethics course.
As a REALTOR & active member of my community I consider it an honor to bring new people into our area. As a former Army brat, I have traveled all over the world so I understand the difficulties that moving involves.
I have worked in almost every aspect of Real Estate in Central Florida being one of the top Property managers in the state. From rentals to multi million dollar sales producer, I am here to HELP YOU make the most of today’s market.
I help my clients buy & sell properties to maximize their profit potential. My specialty allows me to not only help investors make educated decisions based on the local market, but gives me the privilege of assisting even first time home buyers in the pursuit of the AMERICAN DREAM. Home Ownership.
In order to help STABILIZE our COUNTRY’S economy, we must gain stability in the HOUSING MARKET! I work every day to help make that a reality by EDUCATING my clients & community on the FACTS about the current market, processes involved in selling or buying a home, financial stability factors & budgeting for success.
Please JOIN ME by making the PLEDGE to help EDUCATE yourselves & your clients throughout this financial crisis. We can REBUILD on a strong foundation of ethics & determination.
E-mail me: kim@kimberanna.com
Thank you,
Kim Johnson
Finance & Budget Committee Chair
South Lake Women’s Council of REALTORS
REALTOR, Watson Realty Corp.
Ambassador, South Lake Chamber of Commerce
Ambassador Elks Lodge
Kiwanis International,
Coach, Nationally ranked Pop Warner Cheerleading
BJOERN GLOBAL, RECYCLE BEAUTIFULLY & COSTELLO EVENTS wants to TEAM UP with you to help 
KIM@KIMBERANNA
“There he stands, draped in more equipment than a telephone lineman, trying to outwit an organism with a brain no bigger than a breadcrumb, and getting licked in the process. ~Paul O’Neil, 1965″
FISHING has always been one of my family’s favorite ways to spend time together without having to worry about fighting or complaining. Somehow, working together toward a common goal helps to wipe away all the negative things life tends to pile on our plate. Man (or woman) against fish seems like an unfair match up, but any fishermen out there knows…once in a while, the man actually stands a chance:D
Since the earliest recorded history, man has lived off the land in order to survive. Fishing was one of the more advanced skills men taught themselves in order to put food on the table. When faced by an ocean full of fish & just a thin line w/some bait attached to it, it’s no wonder that bringing home a basket full of fish not only meant a full belly but a chest full of pride.
“The fishing was good; it was the catching that was bad. ~A.K. Best”
“Give a man a fish and he has food for a day; teach him how to fish and you can get rid of him for the entire weekend! ~Zenna Schaffer”
We ask a simple question
*WEDNESDAY UPDATE: The week has been long but I’m so BLESSED to be so busy. District VII forum starts today at the President’s Dinner. Tomorrow is an amazing day of Real Estate & Marketing boot camp, surrounded by the best professionals in the business… I know there’s always more to learn so I can’t wait to hear what they have to say about our economic future & real estate market!
Way to go TEAM goes out to: Jeanne Abernathy, Mona Atkinson, Diana Beighley, Gretchen Carlson, Holly Curley, Brenda DeArmond, Colleen Donlevy, Jean Dorazio, Cheryl Glover, Kim Johnson, Pam Johnson, Donna Liebi, Mary Lightcap, Verna Long, Dave Morehead, Deanna Morison, Terry Parsons, Mary Rathbun, Diane Reis, DJ Rivera, Brenda Rodgers, Eileen Scates, Debbi Schlesinger, Robin Simmons, Joanna Star Hynes, Barbara Thompson, Ellen Tidwell & Joy Zahn for taking the time to and making REAL ESTATE a PRIORITY! Amazing business professionals like you are what keep South Lake Women’s Council of Realtor’s strong.
Let’s make it a SLWCR week to remember! Bring your cameras…bring your business cards…bring an open mind & let’s have fun learning from each other.
*See you there…
The Old Mulberry Inn in Historic Downtown Clermont on West Ave. was built by the family Dolores Walker of the South Lake County Historical Society.
PLEASE come out and support this worthy CAUSE. TODAY from 9am until 2pm VOLUNTEERS from all over the map will come to HELP BUILD A BETTER FUTURE, together. If you can pick weeds, pass out water or even just shout cheers of encouragement: WE WANT YOU!
*SAVE THE DATE PLEASE*
This Sunday from 9 until noon, our members WELCOME you to join us in our ELKS LODGE celebration of Father’s Day. Our Elk of the Year Larry & Exhalted Ruler Bruce will be keeping the grill sizzling so everyone can enjoy this Father’s Day together. Perfect for us working mom’s out there. (Ladies EARN those brownie points by treating him to an ALL-U-CAN eat breakfast treat!)
Why fight the crowds at the BIG name brand places? Come on down to Historic Downtown Clermont and eat with your local Elks. Take Highway 50 W until you see the the GREEN City Hall signs & then take a RIGHT on 7TH St. Follow it all the way down past Montrose Farmer’s Market, ELKS LODGE 1848 will be on your left next to the Little Theater. Follow the FLAGS!!!
*WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
Bring the kids, bring yourself and bring a smile because YOU WILL NEED IT! The 3rd annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival is THIS Saturday. If you haven’t been to this boisterous affair in the past it’s NOT TO BE MISSED! Budding artist & master craftsmen alike, work side by side to revitalize Historic Downtown Clermont using color & god given talent. Come witness as participants from local schools and community organizations create murals right on Montrose Street.
*While writing this recent article for 
Every Sunday in downtown Clermont Florida,
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1. Permission to walk our non motorized boats into Lake Minneola in a designated “Non Motorized Boat Launch,” ideally located between the old pump house & old boat house (formerly Bell Ceramic boat house). This “mellow bank” will enable us to legally/safely walk our shells into the water without concerns of pedestrians waiting in line with trucks & trailers to use the lake.
3. Permission to lease the Old Boat House (formerly Bell Ceramic’s Boat House) and Old Pump House to store our non motorized boats in exchange for keeping this stretch of property clean from litter & clear of debris which would hinder us from launching our boats. Some of our boats are up to 60 feet long, yet fragile, so shorter transports would be preferable. We would improve & maintain these currently unused structures for the benifit of the City & use of LCRC.
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