Condo Vultures™ is now a full-fledged federally registered trademark in the United States.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 2 issued the registration number of 3304253 for the term Condo Vultures™. The trademark registration protects the integrity of the Condo Vultures™ term and prohibits competitors from using the phrase unless referring to the Condo Vultures™ brand.
“We are ecstatic that we were successful in securing trademark protection from the U.S. government on such a descriptive term that has the potential to be used as a verb,” said Peter Zalewski, a principal with Condo Vultures™ LLC. “This clears the way for Condo Vultures™ to move forward aggressively now to assist buyers to capitalize on the real estate correction. Don’t be surprised if we open additional offices in cities outside of South Florida.”
The Condo Vultures™ concept is comprised of two separate companies. One is a real estate consulting firm called Condo Vultures™ LLC that was established in March 2006. The other is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage based in Bal Harbour, Fla., called Condo Vultures™ Realty LLC. The realty company obtained its state license in July 2006 and has a team of 14 agents plus licensed real estate broker Peter Zalewski.
The trademark applications don’t stop there. Applications are also in the final stages of completion on the terms Real Estate Vultures™ and Vultures™ as it pertains to real estate in the United States. Real Estate Vultures™ will focus on single-family home tract developments.
Trademark applications on Condo Vultures™, Real Estate Vultures™, and Vultures™ were submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in December 2005. Tentative approval on all three terms was provided in October 2006.
Peter Zalewski is a principal with the consulting firm Condo Vultures™ LLC and the qualifying licensed Florida real estate broker of Condo Vultures™ Realty LLC. Peter can be reached at 800-750-0517 or by email at peter@condovultures.com.
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After the go-go years earlier in the decade, it's amazing to see the reversal.
However... the new buyers will not be, as you propose, from overseas. We're one hurricane away - just a scare would do - to keep us off the investment map for a long time. And you know... the adverts. of Miami condo-babes only go so far. Life is not sexy stuck in the Miami Dolphin Expressway.
Instead, with lower prices, the buyers will be Miami residents, tired of the commute from the hinterlands of Kendall, Homestead, even Doral.
But what many people outside the county and state don't know, is that those prices have to come down to compensate for the unrelentless property tax and insurance hikes.
That's a major issue for Miami residents, and a reason for their departure.
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