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Florida Property Seekers Facebook Group

Group Guide & Member Information

This is the information station for members of the Florida Property Seekers Facebook group. Find current posting rules, listing and open house guidance, agent and vendor policies, support information, group updates, and useful member resources in one place.

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Posting Rules & Guidelines

Choose the section that best matches who you are and what you want to post.

Agents & Members

Florida Property Seekers is focused on Florida real estate, property ownership, relocation, and relevant property services. Posts should provide enough information for members to understand the topic without guessing.

  • Keep posts clearly connected to Florida property, real estate, ownership, relocation, or related services.
  • Include useful details instead of relying only on a link, image, or request for private messages.
  • Posts must be written in English so they can be clearly reviewed.
  • Misleading promotions, fake offers, vague lead collection, and unrelated advertising are not accepted.
  • Videos must include a written description explaining what the video is about.
  • Admins cannot watch every submitted video to determine its subject, so videos with little or no description may be declined.
  • Do not rely only on "DM me" or "message me" when useful public details can reasonably be included.
  • External links should support the post, not replace the basic information members need to understand it.
  • Posts whose main purpose is promoting another Facebook group, unrelated Page, profile, or unrelated community may be declined.
  • Do not repeatedly submit the same or substantially similar post.
  • Use Facebook's Post or Share to More Places feature carefully. Every group has different rules.
  • Mass cross-posted, unrelated, or repetitive content may be treated as spam.
  • Repeated rule violations may result in temporary suspension, posting restrictions, or removal from the group.
  • The property, service, or topic is not clearly connected to Florida.
  • A property listing lacks an address, nearby crossroads, city, or other useful location information.
  • The post requests private-message-only contact without enough useful public information.
  • A video is posted with little or no written description explaining its content.
  • The post appears fake, misleading, spammy, or too vague to understand.
  • The post is mainly designed to collect leads without providing useful information.
  • The same or substantially similar content has already been posted repeatedly.
  • The post is not written in English.
Posts with correctable issues may be updated and resubmitted. Clear, complete posts have the best chance of approval.

Florida real estate agents may submit properties for sale or rent, along with qualifying open houses.

  • Include the property address or nearby crossroads and clearly identify the Florida city or area.
  • Include useful property details. Price, property type, important features, and clear photos are strongly encouraged.
  • Agents may make one self-promotional or listing-related post per day. If you have multiple distinct active listings, you may post up to three unique property listings per day.
  • Do not repeatedly submit the same listing or substantially similar versions of the same post.
  • Submit open houses at least one day before the event and include date, time, address, and useful property information.
  • Agents remain responsible for brokerage, advertising, licensing, MLS, and other professional requirements that apply to their content.

Florida real estate agents may make one self-promotional or listing-related post per day. Agents with multiple distinct active listings may post up to three unique property listings per day.

  • Your daily post may promote your services, introduce yourself, share useful real estate information, or feature an active Florida property listing.
  • If you have multiple distinct active listings, you may post up to three unique property listings in one day.
  • Do not use the three-listing allowance to repeat the same property, substantially similar posts, or multiple versions of the same promotion.
  • Keep agent content useful, clear, professional, and relevant to Florida real estate.
  • All agent posts remain subject to the same completeness, spam, video, link, and group-review standards that apply throughout Florida Property Seekers.

Vendors

Promotional posts from businesses and non-agent property service providers are not approved unless the business is an active member of the Florida Property Seekers Vendor Network.

  • Unvetted or inactive vendor advertisements are declined.
  • Active Vendor Network members may submit one qualifying promotional post per calendar day while membership is current.
  • Qualifying Vendor Network posts receive Priority Moderation and remain subject to current group guidelines.
  • Do not use comments, unsolicited messages, tagging, or mass outreach to bypass the posting rules.
  • Vendor content must remain relevant to Florida buyers, sellers, homeowners, agents, investors, or people planning a move.

Need vendor promotional access?

Approved Vendor Network members receive directory visibility, one qualifying promotional post per calendar day, Priority Moderation, and eligibility for additional administrator-controlled promotion while membership is active.

Professional Participation with Florida Property Seekers

Agent and vendor participation helps support the community while giving qualified professionals additional ways to be visible and useful to members.

Florida Real Estate Agents

Agent Participation

Licensed Florida agents who support Florida Property Seekers help fund the moderation, website tools, content, and ongoing work behind the community.

  • Eligibility to submit professional information for the regional Agent Directory.
  • Possible inclusion in relevant administrator-controlled articles, resources, and promotional features.
  • Additional professional visibility while helping support a large Florida property audience.
Florida Property Businesses

Vendor Network Participation

Property-related businesses can participate through the vetted Vendor Network, helping support the community while receiving approved promotional access.

  • Directory visibility while membership is active.
  • One qualifying promotional post per calendar day.
  • Priority Moderation for qualifying promotional posts.
  • Eligibility for additional administrator-controlled promotional opportunities.
Professional participation helps fund the moderation, tools, content, and infrastructure that keep Florida Property Seekers useful while giving qualified agents and vendors better ways to connect with the community.

Use the Group. Know the Rules. Stay Connected.

Florida Property Seekers works best when members know what to expect, post useful information, and help keep the Facebook group focused on Florida property, real estate, ownership, relocation, and related services.

A Note From The Admin

Hey all, it’s Wiley.

Welcome to Florida Property Seekers, and thanks for being part of the group and helping it continue to grow.

I created Florida Property Seekers and am the sole Admin/moderator of the Facebook group. What started as a Facebook community has grown into much more, to the point where I built the FloridaPropertySeekers.com website, this Group Guide, the directories, member tools, software features, and other systems to work alongside the group.

My job includes the day-to-day administration, moderation, content, website development, and ongoing technical work behind Florida Property Seekers. It’s important to me that members know this is just me. Florida Property Seekers is not a company, I do not have a staff, and I am not an employee or representative of Facebook.

I’m always looking for ways to make Florida Property Seekers more useful for buyers, sellers, homeowners, agents, vendors, investors, and anyone considering a move to Florida.

This is very much an ongoing project, and member feedback helps shape where it goes next. Feel free to contact me with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

If you’d like to learn more about my website, branding, marketing, and digital work beyond Florida Property Seekers, you can also visit WileyMarketing.com.

Thanks again for being part of Florida Property Seekers.

Wiley Lulfs
Admin