Marc Comisar Top real estate agent in Bonita Springs

Marc Comisar

Domain Realty
23 Years of Experience
$644.6M
Total Sales Last Year
23
Years of Experience
166
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$590.2K
Average Price Point

    About Marc Comisar

    With over 20 years of experience in the Southwest Florida real estate market, Marc has consistently provided the highest level of service and work ethic as a Real Estate Agent. His love for the business is evident as he has received Top Producer status for 19 consecutive years. His clients come first and it shows as he works for each client like they are a member of his family. Buyers and Sellers will receive the highest level of service from contract to closing. Marc will make sure he takes all of your needs in to account from start to finish ensuring you get the best home, the best price, the best location, and the best terms possible. Buyers find Domain Realty properties globally so sellers receive the most marketing exposure when listing their properties. Marc Comisar specializes in working with Buyers, Sellers, and new construction opportunities in Southwest Florida including Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Fort Myers. Domain Realty is a company built on the highest level of service, standards, and people. Local expertise, tireless dedication, innovative marketing techniques are just a few reasons why Domain Realty has become one of the most respected and fastest-growing brokerages in the area.
    Community Involvement
    Domain Foundation for Fair Housing
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Marc is an avid outdoorsman who loves spending his free time fishing and boating with his family, making the most of Southwest Florida's beautiful waterways. A big sports fan, he enjoys cheering on his favorite ice hockey teams and never misses a chance to watch Ohio State football. Whether he's out on the water or catching a game, Marc values quality time with family and friends, blending his love for adventure and sports with his passion for creating lasting memories.
    FAMILY
    Marc is a proud family man who cherishes time spent with his loved ones. He has a 26-year-old son and 19-year-old twins--a boy and a girl--who keep life exciting and full of energy. Married to his wife since 1997, Marc values the strong foundation they've built together over the years. At home, you'll also find two beloved cats, Winston and Mr. Peanut, who add an extra dose of personality and charm to the family. For Marc, family is everything, and that same care and commitment shine through in how he supports his clients.
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    Specialties

    • Buyers
    • Sellers
    • Residential Property

    Lee and Collier County

    Awards

    • City Award Image

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Estero, FL

    • City Award Image

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Bonita Springs, FL

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    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    Buying house with 'unpermitted' basement bedroom

    his isn't necessarily a deal breaker, but unpermitted work does carry some risk. The city could require it to be permitted after the fact or brought up to code, and that would fall on you as the new owner. It's not common for them to force removal unless there's a safety issue, but we should factor in the possibility of added cost and either have the seller address it or account for it in the price.

    Answered by Marc Comisar | Conway, AR 72032, USA | 12 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
    seller lied about roof leak

    You might have a case, but it depends on proof. If the seller knew about the leak and didn't disclose it, that's a problem and you could go after them. The challenge is proving they knew. Start by documenting everything and talk to a real estate attorney. Don't rely on the seller to aEUR~do the right thing' at this point.

    Answered by Marc Comisar | Joliet, IL, USA | 22 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
    seller lied about roof leak

    You might have a case, but it depends on proof. If the seller knew about the leak and didn't disclose it, that's a problem and you could go after them. The challenge is proving they knew. Start by documenting everything and talk to a real estate attorney. Don't rely on the seller to aEUR~do the right thing' at this point.

    Answered by Marc Comisar | Joliet, IL, USA | 22 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
    Neighbor is selling and I want my daughter to buy it

    This is actually a great situation. The best way to keep it fair is to agree on value first. You can have a Realtor pull comparable sales or even get an appraisal so both sides feel comfortable on price. Then just handle it like a normal sale with a contract, inspections, and title company so everything is done properly.

    Answered by Marc Comisar | Grand Island, NE, USA | 19 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
    How can a first-time buyer compete with all-cash offers in a hot market?

    You can also use strategies like an escalation clause so you automatically beat other offers, but you need to be careful not to go too high if the home doesn't appraise. The key is making your offer strong while still protecting yourself on the financing side.

    Answered by Marc Comisar | Tampa, FL, USA | 36 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago