Overview

Jacob Campbell is a licensed Florida real estate sales associate (license 3623732) working with The Keyes Company out of Boynton Beach, serving buyers, sellers and investors throughout Palm Beach County and beyond. The site is built around a single organizing question — where is the property? — because a Florida licence is valid in Florida and nowhere else. That honesty shapes the entire offering: direct representation on Florida transactions, and a structured, no-cost referral through The Keyes Company to independently licensed agents in all 50 states when the property sits outside Florida. Rather than a generic agent brochure, the site pairs clear scoping with dated, sourced county-level market data and a strategy-first, data-driven approach to representation.

Key Features

• Florida direct representation — Full buyer, seller and investor representation across Palm Beach County, including Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Lake Worth, Wellington, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, as a sales associate of The Keyes Company with no referral or handoff.
• Nationwide referral network — For properties outside Florida, Jacob refers clients through The Keyes Company to an agent licensed in that state, at no cost and with no obligation to use them.
• All 50 states indexed — A browsable directory of state pages plus a "Where I Work" service-area index makes it easy to find out exactly who to talk to, wherever the property is.
• Relocate-and-sell coordination — Dedicated guidance for the common "selling here and buying there" scenario, where both halves apply and the two closings must be planned against each other.
• County-by-county market data — Median sale prices, inventory and days on market for 12 Florida counties (Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Duval, Lee, Collier and Orange), each figure attributed to its dated source.
• Transparent sourcing — Where two market sources disagree, the page says so rather than silently picking one; figures are dated and compiled with an explicit as-of date.
• Verified client reviews — All reviews from the Google profile are published (2 of 2, not a hand-picked selection) with a direct link to read them at the source.
• Multilingual access — The site is available in eleven languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Dutch.
• Supporting resources — Articles, local professional partners, FAQ and a market data hub extend the site beyond a simple contact page.

Target Users

• Palm Beach County buyers looking for an agent who will research, preview and shortlist properties before they travel or commit.
• Sellers in South Florida who want pricing grounded in dated, attributed county market data rather than optimistic guesswork.
• Investors evaluating Florida markets by median price, inventory and days on market across major metro counties.
• Out-of-state relocators who need one agent accountable for the Florida sale and a trustworthy, licensed counterpart for the purchase elsewhere.
• Remote and long-distance clients who value proactive communication, honest feedback and answered questions between showings.
• International and multilingual clients who prefer to research and communicate in a language other than English.

Unique Selling Points

• Explicit licensing honesty. Instead of implying national coverage, the site states plainly that the licence is Florida-only and explains precisely what happens outside Florida — a referral through The Keyes Company, free to the client and with no obligation.
• A single decisive framing question. "Where is the property?" turns a confusing search into a clean fork: direct representation inside Florida, a vetted referral outside it.
• The dual-transaction playbook. Selling in Florida while buying elsewhere is treated as a named, supported scenario with coordination advice, rather than being left for the client to figure out.
• Data with provenance. Market figures are dated, attributed to specific reports, and disagreements between sources are surfaced rather than hidden — a level of transparency rare on agent sites.
• Complete review publishing. The page states it shows every review on the profile (2 of 2) and links out to Google, so nothing is cherry-picked.
• Breadth of access. Eleven language versions plus a full 50-state referral directory make the site genuinely usable for a wide, mobile audience.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Clear, unambiguous scope: direct representation in Florida, structured referrals elsewhere, with no false claims of national licensing.
• County-level market data with dated sources and disclosed conflicts between them.
• All published reviews shown in full, with a link to verify them at the source.
• Coordination support for the tricky sell-here/buy-there scenario, where timing between two closings matters most.
• Multilingual site (11 languages) and a 50-state referral index widen reach for relocating clients.
• Documented willingness to travel and preview properties for remote clients, as described in a client review.

Cons

• Only two reviews are published at capture, so the public track record shown is thin.
• No direct representation available outside Florida — out-of-state clients can only be referred, not served directly.
• Market data snapshot is dated (figures covering July 2026, compiled 10 September 2026), so it ages quickly in a shifting market.
• Market coverage focuses on Florida counties and may not address narrower sub-market or neighbourhood-level dynamics.