Kimberly Thomason, Realtor

Kimberly Thomason, Realtor Helping families in southwest Broward County upsize with my Sit Stay Sold™️ Method. I have been in sales for over 20 years. Where do I work?

I started in the big box retail side of sales where I gained a high level of customer service skills and experience. From there I managed and eventually came to own a specialty retail store where we focus on customer satisfaction and service. Since I have had retail locations in Palm Beach and Broward, I am extremely familiar with all areas. What does this mean when I work as your real estate agen

t? For buyers and sellers: No matter how what I am your first point of contact. You work directly with me, and not my staff. My staff will assist me, in assisting you but I am always a phone call away. For buyers: Along with my business and customer service experience I go above and beyond for my customers. I anticipate your needs, research properties in order to make the best use of your time. I ask questions to find out more about your needs and listen to your answers to show you the most desirable properties. When the time comes to make an offer, my extended comparable properties research will help me obtain the best price for you. For sellers: Marketing is key. Having over 22 years of experience in marketing my own business I use the most cutting-edge ways to market your property. I know what works and what doesn't. I have the tools and the contacts to make sure your home is marketed to the exact buyer who is looking for your home. My pricing strategy is aggressive but attainable to bring you the highest price in the shortest amount of time. I provide my sellers with weekly open houses as well to promote the listing.

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Born and raised in the charming suburbs of Chicago, Kim Thomason has charted a unique journey through life, combining a diverse range of passions and experiences. After completing studies in broadcasting at Columbia College, Kim found an unexpected calling in the family's Vacuum Cleaner business. Making a pivotal decision, she embraced the opportunity to manage the family's thriving vacuum stores, which led to her emergence as an industry innovator. In 2012, Kim ventured into entrepreneurship, launching her own brand of Vacuum stores, bringing a fresh perspective and exceptional service to the industry. While successfully managing her vacuum business, Kim expanded her horizons by earning a real estate license in Florida in 2015. Since then, she has skillfully juggled two careers as a dedicated realtor and retail store owner, until recently when she decided to go all-in on Real Estate. Beyond her professional pursuits, Kim shares her life with her loving spouse Todd, and a delightful family of four dogs and a cat. She has an undeniable passion for animals, making them a central part of her life. In her free time, Kim indulges in diverse hobbies, including dog training, fitness, and the intricate art of nail design. She is not only an accomplished marathon and ultra-marathon runner but also an enthusiast of HIIT classes, finding exhilaration and fulfillment in pushing herself to new physical limits. With her extensive experience in real estate and her commitment to client satisfaction, Kim stands as a trusted partner for buyers and sellers alike. Her comprehensive understanding of the South Carolina and Florida real estate markets, coupled with her dedication to excellence, ensures that clients receive unparalleled guidance and support throughout their transactions. Whether you're embarking on a real estate journey or seeking expert advice on vacuum cleaners, Kim is the consummate professional who brings knowledge, passion, and dedication to every endeavor.

09/01/2026

Apparently I’ve reached the stage of real estate where I’m leaving passive-aggressive love notes around my listings. 😂

But seriously… these might be the signs you needed.

725 NW 99th Circle in Plantation is move-in ready, updated, pet friendly, has a private outdoor space, TWO Container Store Elfa closets, a low HOA, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and plenty of reasons to come see it in person.

And yes, there are even more signs waiting for you inside. 😂

🏡 OPEN HOUSE
📅 Saturday, September 5
⏰ 11 AM–2 PM
📍 725 NW 99th Circle, Plantation

Come for the house.
Stay for the signs.
Leave wondering if you should make an offer. 🏡😂

Wouldn’t it be nice? 🎶

08/29/2026

Isn’t this the whole point? 🏡🐾

My very first real estate client was an upsizer.

Back in 2016, Hannah and her boyfriend were getting ready to blend their families. They weren’t looking for a bigger house just to have more square footage.

They needed more room for the life they were building together.

Hannah knew I was brand new to real estate, and she trusted me anyway. That meant so much to me then, and it still does today.

We found them the right home in Lake Worth, and almost 10 years later, they’re STILL there.

The boyfriend became her husband. ❤️
The kids grew up.
Life happened inside that house.

And that’s what upsizing means to me.

It’s not about convincing someone they need a bigger home.

It’s about recognizing when the home you have no longer fits the life you’re creating and helping you find one that does.

Sometimes that means more bedrooms.

Sometimes it means a bigger backyard for these guys. 🐶🐶

And sometimes, 10 years later, those kids grow up and your Realtor starts wondering if it might be time to have the DOWNSIZING conversation. 😂

Funny how real estate comes full circle.

Happy almost 10 year anniversary in your home Hanna Moser!

“We don’t need a bigger house...”That’s what almost every growing family tells themselves at first.Until one day...You’r...
08/05/2026

“We don’t need a bigger house...”
That’s what almost every growing family tells themselves at first.

Until one day...

You’re stepping over backpacks in the hallway.
The kids are arguing because they’re sharing a room.
The kitchen feels like Grand Central Station every night.

And you’re secretly browsing Zillow after everyone goes to bed, wondering what life would be like with just a little more space.

The truth is, families don’t usually decide to move overnight.
They move through stages.

First comes The Itch…when your home starts feeling a little too small.

Then comes The Resentment…when the lack of storage, cramped layout, and constant clutter become impossible to ignore.

Next is The Daydream…imagining a bigger backyard, an extra bedroom, or a home where everyone has room to breathe.

Then comes The Research…checking your home’s value, browsing listings, and wondering if moving is even possible.

Finally... The Leap.

And here’s what I’ve learned after helping families throughout Cooper City, Davie, Pembroke Pines, Weston, Plantation, and Southwest Broward: the biggest obstacle usually isn’t the market.

It’s wondering how to sell your current home and buy your next one without everything falling apart.

That’s exactly why I help families create a plan before they ever put a sign in the yard.

So...what stage are you in right now?
👇 Tell me the number (1–5) in the comments.

My aunt always told me not to say the word “hate.” She said it was too strong for most situations.So instead, here’s a l...
07/31/2026

My aunt always told me not to say the word “hate.” She said it was too strong for most situations.

So instead, here’s a list of things I love… and things that give me the ick.

Although, if I’m being completely honest, the phrase “gives me the ick” might deserve a spot on the list too. 😂 I’m still undecided.

Some of these are about real estate. Some are about dogs. Some are about coffee, fitness, or my Tesla. A few are completely random.

For example…

I love buyers who ask a million questions, organized closets, puppy breath, tortilla chip-smelling dog paws, practical luxury, fries, pizza, and watching dogs get the zoomies.

I could do without loud cars, head-to-toe designer logos, people being rude to service workers, Tesla self-parking, and anyone who starts a sentence with, “To be honest with you…”

(Just be honest. We were all hoping you would be anyway. 😂)

I’m sure this list will change next month, but that’s part of the fun.

So now I need to know…

What’s one thing you love… and one thing that gives you the ick?

And if you say fries or pizza… we might have a problem. 🍟🍕

07/30/2026

If you’ve ever wondered how much thought goes into my closing gifts…

Just know I usually have about 47 amazing ideas… and then somehow end up buying everything 12 hours before closing. 😂

I swear every client deserves something that’s personal to them. I don’t want to hand everyone the same basket with the same bow. I want it to fit their story, their home, their hobbies, or whatever makes them… them.

The only problem?

My follow-through. 😅

More times than I’d like to admit, my clients are literally walking up to their new front door while I’m still fluffing tissue paper, tying ribbon, or hiding the receipt.

I’m convinced I need someone whose entire job is:
“Kim has another closing. Go make it look like she’s had this planned for weeks.”

Because I have the ideas…
I just don’t have the time.

Any professional gift shoppers looking for a side hustle? Asking for a very disorganized Realtor. 😂

🏡 And a huge congratulations to my amazing buyers! They came, they saw, they put in an offer… and one month later they were holding the keys.

Now they have 10 beautiful acres, a 2,000-square-foot home, and plenty of room for Annie the pup to run, explore, and live her best life. I can’t wait to see all the memories they’ll make here. ❤️

07/22/2026

Erica didn’t trust many people.

She trusted animals. She rescued them, loved them, built her life around them. That’s actually how we met. She adopted Luna to me.

So when she called and said she needed to sell her Inverness home and move her whole family to Minnesota — I listened. Even though she was five hours away. Even though I knew it wouldn’t be simple.

She had 38 animals to move across state lines. A husband starting a new job. An older home with an older roof, an older AC, an older water heater. And they needed to find land in Minnesota big enough for all of them — in a market with barely any inventory.

Then things got harder.

The buyers agent was difficult. The FHA appraisal was a fight. The inspection turned into a negotiation. And in the middle of all of it they lost one of their beloved Horses Savannah.

Erica never fell apart. She put her head down and did what needed to be done. And we worked through every bump together.

Today, they are in Minnesota. The whole family, all together. And they are under contract on a property that is going to give them everything they were dreaming of.

That is why I do this.

If you have a home to sell and a life to build somewhere new, I would love to help you figure it out. DM me or drop a comment below and let’s talk.

07/18/2026

I used to think happiness had to be something big.

A big vacation.
A big milestone.
A big purchase.
A big achievement.

The older I get, the more I realize it’s usually the little things that make an ordinary day feel really good.

A great cup of coffee.
A dog who’s convinced you’re the best person in the world.
Finishing a workout that challenged you.
Getting to bed early without feeling guilty.
Coming home and seeing those wagging tails after being away.

Maybe getting older isn’t about becoming boring.

Maybe it’s about finally figuring out what actually makes you happy instead of chasing what everyone else says should.

So now I’m curious…

What’s one thing you think is wildly underrated?

07/16/2026

Can I be honest?

If all I did was put a sign in your yard, list your home on Zillow, and wait for someone to buy it…

I wouldn’t hire me either.

The problem is, that’s what a lot of people think they’re paying for when they hire a REALTOR®.

The truth is, that’s just the part everyone sees.

What you don’t see are the hours spent researching your market so your home is priced to attract the right buyers without leaving money on the table.

You don’t see the marketing plan that’s created before your home ever goes live. Professional photography. Video. Advertising. Reverse prospecting. Calling agents with buyers. Social media. Email campaigns. Following up with every inquiry.

You don’t see the strategy behind every decision.

Then, once your home is under contract, a whole new job begins.

Negotiating inspections.

Helping navigate appraisal issues.

Keeping track of deadlines.

Working with the title company, lender, insurance company, and the other agent.

Making sure every disclosure and document is completed correctly.

Solving problems before they become deal breakers.

The reality is, my commission isn’t simply a paycheck.

It also covers brokerage fees, MLS dues, licensing, continuing education, insurance, marketing, professional photography and videography, advertising, transaction coordination, taxes, and the many business expenses that allow me to provide a high level of service.

Could you sell your home yourself?

Absolutely.

Some people do, and for the right situation, it can work.

But here’s what I believe:

A REALTOR® isn’t valuable because they charge a commission.

They’re valuable if they can help you sell for more, negotiate better terms, avoid costly mistakes, and make the process less stressful than trying to do it alone.

That’s the standard I hold myself to.

If I can’t create more value than I cost, then I haven’t earned my commission.

If you’re thinking about selling your home in Broward County, let’s have a conversation. I’ll show you exactly what I do, how I market homes, and why my goal isn’t just to sell your house—it’s to help you walk away with the best possible outcome.

07/01/2026

Should you use a part-time real estate agent?

This might be unpopular, but when you’re buying or selling a home in Florida, I believe you should work with a full-time Realtor.

I can say that because I used to be a part-time agent myself.

At the time, I truly thought I was doing a great job for my clients. Looking back, I realize there were things I simply didn’t know because I wasn’t immersed in real estate every day.

Today’s market changes fast. Contracts, inspections, financing, insurance, title issues, and negotiations can all change from one transaction to the next. A full-time agent is in those situations every single day and is more likely to recognize problems before they become expensive.

This isn’t about putting down part-time agents. It’s about protecting one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make.

If you’re buying a home in Florida, selling your home in Florida, or planning to move in Broward County, Davie, Southwest Ranches, Cooper City, Plantation, Weston, Pembroke Pines, or the surrounding areas, I’d love to help.

Have you ever worked with a part-time agent? What was your experience?

P.S. If you were one of my clients when I was a part-time agent… please DON’T answer. 😂

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6330 SW 188th Avenue
Southwest Ranches, FL
33332

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