Yesterday, we reported about creative Florida real estate and the $1 million coupon, I just had to mention the Dan Marino deal for his Ft. Lauderdale house with the $1.5 million dollars of free designer furniture and a signed football from the former Miami Dolphin.
Apparantly, it's a good time to shop in Florida, folks.
The Marinos are downsizing, which is the new buzzword.
Giving up 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms plus two powder rooms adds a whole new definition to "freeing".
Price is currently $13.5 million for now. (That could change- again).
See slide show of the Dan Marino house
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