Real Estate Agent Roman Pavlik Announces Expanded Options for Parkland Homesellers

Nov 10, 2026

Roman Pavlik PA outlines flexible selling programs for Parkland homeowners as technology and institutional buyers reshape the South Florida housing market.

Parkland, Florida, United States, November 10, 2026 -- Roman Pavlik PA, led by Parkland real estate specialist Roman Pavlik with Keller Williams Dedicated Professionals, today announced an expanded set of selling options for Parkland homeowners. The programs include sell now & move later, interest-free bridge loans, cash offers with a profit-sharing feature, contractor-funded renovations paid at closing, and an international marketing campaign aimed at buyers of distinctive properties.

A Market With More Paths to Sell

Online valuation tools, institutional purchasers, and specialty lenders now offer Parkland homeowners alternatives to traditional selling methods.

Pavlik has served the Parkland market since 1999 and lived in Heron Bay since 2014, maintaining relationships with buyers, contractors, and specialty lenders.

"The market has more options than it did even a few years ago, and many owners are not aware of them," said Roman Pavlik. "Technology and large corporate buyers have changed how homes are bought and sold. My goal is to put all of those options in front of a seller so the decision is based on what fits their situation."

Programs Available to Parkland Sellers

Roman Pavlik PA offers the following programs, subject to transaction-specific terms, availability, and eligibility.

The sell now, move later program allows sellers to remain in their home for one, three, or up to 12 months after closing while arranging their next move.

The second is a bridge loan program for owners with existing equity who wish to buy before selling. According to Pavlik, the program provides funds to purchase a new home with no interest and no payments until the current home sells and the loan is repaid.

The third is a cash offer option for sellers who need to close quickly without showings or repairs. If the home is later resold for a higher price, the original seller receives an additional payment, so the difference in price does not go solely to the subsequent buyer.

The fourth is a renovation program for homes that need work when the owner lacks funds for it. A contractor completes the improvements, and payment is made at closing and the owner keeps 100% of the equity and profits.

The fifth is an international marketing campaign. The campaign targets buyers willing to pay a premium for distinctive or high-value properties.

Background and Market Credentials

Pavlik is a real estate professional with Keller Williams Dedicated Professionals and specializes in residential property across Parkland, Coral Springs, Boca Raton, and the greater Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Palm Beaches. His focus includes luxury homes, gated communities, and waterfront estates. He has sold more than 100 homes priced above $1,000,000, and his transactions have reached $9.3 million.

He serves Parkland communities including Heron Bay, Parkland Golf & Country Club, Cypress Head, Watercrest, MiraLago, Cascata, Parkland Bay, and Pine Tree Estates.

His professional achievements and commitment to the Parkland real estate market have earned him recognition from Evergreen Awards as the Best Realtor in Parkland, Florida of 2026, acknowledging his more than 27 years of experience and seller-first approach.

According to RealTrends Verified Rankings, the team ranked number 17 in the United States for 2025 and number 3 in Florida, with 655 closed transactions. Pavlik is Director of Luxury, Sports and Entertainment at the Laurie Finkelstein Reader Team and serves English-, Czech-, French-, and Spanish-speaking clients. He has an A+ Better Business Bureau rating. He is a Zillow preferred real estate partner, featured on WIOD 610AM Radio and has been endorsed by celebrities like Glenn Beck, Ryan Young, Sean Hannity, Jimmy Cefalo as the only real estate agent they trust in this area. His Zillow profile and Google reviews are publicly available as well as his team’s over 1900 reviews on Zillow and Google.

Recognition and Public Profile

Pavlik frequently appears on WIOD 610 AM radio and hosted an episode of HGTV's Million Dollar Rooms for a 25,000 sq ft property he represented. He reports that he is the real estate agent recommended by several national media conservative talk show figures, including Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Jimmy Cefalo, Ryan Gorman, and represented clients like Dave Ramsey, as well as a number of highly ranked professional tennis players.

"Business and politics are often kept separate, but these referrals are part of my professional record, and I include them because they reflect the trust placed in my work and they attract like- minded individuals with whom I instantly share similar values and beliefs," Pavlik said.

Client Outcomes in Parkland

In Heron Bay, Pavlik listed a home at $1,359,000 and received multiple offers. Most buyers were unwilling to go above $1,300,000, which was the seller's target price. Pavlik held firm for several weeks and followed up with interested parties. A buyer later increased the offer to $1,325,000, and the seller received more than the amount originally sought. Here is the verified sale on Zillow.

For a buyer relocating to Parkland, Pavlik previewed properties remotely through FaceTime and recorded walkthroughs. When the buyer arrived, Pavlik showed one home, which the buyer purchased for $2,442,000.

In Watercrest, a home that had spent two years on the market with two agents sold for $1,340,000 within 60 days of Pavlik taking over—just $10,000 below asking. The owner also received additional income after closing.

An Athletic and Academic Path

Pavlik was born in Czechoslovakia, grew up in Melbourne, Australia, and moved to Portland, Maine, in 1987. He graduated as Valedictorian of Cheverus High School in 1991 and won the state high school tennis championship that year. He was inducted into the hall of fame for that achievement in 2019.

On a full scholarship at Bryant University, he finished 1996 ranked No. 6 in NCAA Division II tennis and was inducted into the Collegiate Hall of Fame in 2002 with an 86-4 record. He also competed on the professional tennis tour, including matches against players ranked in the world top 200.

How Homeowners Can Learn More

Homeowners considering a sale can review program details, market insights, and a home valuation tool titled What Is My Parkland Home Worth on Roman Pavlik’s Parkland Speciality Website at RomanPavlikParkland.com. The practice offers a no-pressure consultation for sellers and buyers.

Updates and market commentary are also shared on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. The business phone number is 954-317-0104, and the Parkland address is 8064 NW 124th Ter, Parkland, FL 33076. You can email directly to [email protected].

"Every home and every owner is different," said Pavlik. "Some want the highest price, some want speed, and some need time. Having several ways to sell lets me build a plan around the owner instead of asking the owner to fit a single process."

About Roman Pavlik PA

Roman Pavlik PA is the business of Roman Pavlik, a South Florida real estate professional and luxury property specialist who has served the Parkland market since 1999 and has lived in Parkland since 2014. His practice focuses on Seller Representation, luxury homes, gated communities, waterfront estates, relocation services, real estate investment, new construction, and complex transactions as the Director Of Luxury and Sports & Entertainment for The Laurie Finkelstein Reader Team at Keller Williams Dedicated Professionals.

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