John Mason Realtor with Keyes Company

John Mason Realtor with Keyes Company Hello, I'm a Realtor of Port St. Lucie, Florida and the surrounding areas.

I'm passionate about helping people find their perfect home and making the buying and selling process as smooth as possible.

Shelton Coats II joins Keyes President Christina Pappas to unpack the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and what it means...
09/22/2026

Shelton Coats II joins Keyes President Christina Pappas to unpack the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and what it means for South Florida buyers and sellers.

Visit John Mason's agent profile on The Keyes Company. John Mason works out of the Port St. Lucie office and can be contacted at 772.667.3358.

How to Evaluate a Home's Maintenance HistoryA home can look well cared for during a showing and still leave plenty of qu...
09/21/2026

How to Evaluate a Home's Maintenance History
A home can look well cared for during a showing and still leave plenty of questions about how it has been maintained over the years. Fresh paint and an orderly yard are easy to notice. The condition and history of the systems behind the walls aren't always as obvious.
You don't need a complete record...

A home's maintenance history can reveal more than its current appearance. Learn what buyers can look for when reviewing repairs, updates, and major systems.

What Buyers Should Know About Property Disclosure FormsWhen you're buying a house, the disclosure form can be easy to sk...
09/14/2026

What Buyers Should Know About Property Disclosure Forms
When you're buying a house, the disclosure form can be easy to skim past. It often arrives alongside other paperwork, but it can provide useful background on the property before you move further into the transaction.
What sellers must disclose varies by state, so the form isn't the same everywhere....

A property disclosure form can offer useful clues about a home's history and known issues. Buyers should know what the form can tell them, what it may leave out, and where an inspection still matters.

How to Compare Mortgage Options Like a ProShopping for a mortgage can be difficult, since lenders present the numbers in...
09/07/2026

How to Compare Mortgage Options Like a Pro
Shopping for a mortgage can be difficult, since lenders present the numbers in so many different ways, and it's easy to focus on whichever number stands out first. Knowing what to actually compare is what helps you save money.
Know That the Interest Rate Isn't the Whole Story
The interest rate quoted...

Shopping for a mortgage means comparing more than the interest rate. Here's what buyers should check before picking the right lender and loan for their needs.

What Buyers Should Know About Property BoundariesYou might assume the fence marks the edge of your property. In many cas...
08/17/2026

What Buyers Should Know About Property Boundaries
You might assume the fence marks the edge of your property. In many cases, it doesn't, and that gap between what you see and what the survey shows is where boundary disputes start. Before you fall in love with a lot size or a mature tree line, it's worth understanding what actually sets the edge of a...

Property lines aren't always where you think they are. Here's what buyers should check before closing so a boundary question never turns into a costly surprise.

Evaluating Storage Space When Touring HomesStorage is rarely the first priority for buyers touring a home, and it should...
08/10/2026

Evaluating Storage Space When Touring Homes
Storage is rarely the first priority for buyers touring a home, and it shouldn't be the first thing they consider. Kitchens and floor plans usually command the most attention, while storage receives far less notice. But a home that looks spacious during a showing can feel cramped once the boxes are unpacked.
Inspect...

Storage often gets overlooked during a home tour. Here's what to check in closets, the kitchen, the garage, and other hidden corners before you make an offer.

Why Commute Times Matter More Than You ThinkCommute time is one of those things buyers tend to round down in their heads...
08/03/2026

Why Commute Times Matter More Than You Think
Commute time is one of those things buyers tend to round down in their heads.
Forty minutes becomes "about half an hour." A route with three bad intersections becomes "not too bad." A home that's farther out starts to feel reasonable after you've seen the kitchen, the yard, or the extra bedroom you...

A commute can seem simple during a home search, but daily routines tell a different story. Here's what buyers may want to test first.

How to Balance Location, Layout, and Long-Term NeedsAlmost every home search eventually hits the same wall. You find a l...
07/27/2026

How to Balance Location, Layout, and Long-Term Needs
Almost every home search eventually hits the same wall. You find a layout you love in a neighborhood you're not totally sold on, or the location is right, but the floor plan needs more work than you expected when you walked in.
There's rarely a house-hunting scenario where all three of these line up...

Location, layout, and long-term needs rarely point in the same direction when you're house hunting. Here's how to weigh those tradeoffs before you make an offer.

How to Think Through Your Must-Haves Before Touring HomesMost buyers walk into their first showing without much of a pla...
07/20/2026

How to Think Through Your Must-Haves Before Touring Homes
Most buyers walk into their first showing without much of a plan, and it shows. They fall for a good paint job, then second-guess everything by the third house. Twenty minutes of planning fixes most of that, but many neglect it.
Start With What You Actually Need
Before you book a single showing, split...

Before your first showing, be clear on what you actually need. Here's how to build a must-have list that keeps your home search focused and realistic from the start.

What Summer Weather Can Reveal About a HomeSummer tends to be honest. A house can look perfectly fine during a mild spri...
07/13/2026

What Summer Weather Can Reveal About a Home
Summer tends to be honest. A house can look perfectly fine during a mild spring showing. Then July heat rolls in, the afternoon sun hits the windows, a storm blows through, or the basement starts to feel damp. Suddenly, you're seeing things that weren't obvious a few months earlier.
That doesn't mean...

Summer weather can make a home's strengths and weak spots easier to spot. Here's what buyers should notice during warm-weather showings.

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1850 Sw Fountain View Boulevard
Port Saint Lucie, FL
34986

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