Martine Bizier

Martine Bizier was born in the small village of St. Ephreme de Beauce, Province of Quebec, Canada and was raised and educated in the North Florida, Jacksonville area. She is fluent in French and English. After moving to South Florida in 1998, she majored in Psychology and became a member of the Psy Betta Kappa Honor Society and the Thy Thetta Kappa Honor Society at Palm Beach Community College. Her interest in people compels her to help each one that she can. After living in the West Palm Beach area for nearly 13 years, she moved to the Daytona Beach area in the summer of 2004. She feels Florida is the best place to live and enjoys the immense opportunities that it has to offer. Not only does her enthusiasm and love for this state incorporate her personal life but she also relays her enthusiasm to her clients, both in her Real Estate and Mortgages.
Starting her career in Real Estate in 1999 as a Sales Associate with Jon Smid Commercial Real Estate, Martine Bizier continued her quest for knowledge in this field and became a Real Estate Broker. She started her own company, Gatsby's Realty, and decided to pursue a Mortgage Brokers License in 2004. When she moved to Port Orange, she became a member of the Family First Mortgage Corp. and 770 Realty Group Inc. which are affiliated companies in Ormond Beach. In 2006, she now owns a Real Estate Company, Help U Sell Innovation Realty in Port Orange, FL with a connecting office as a Branch Operations Manager for Access e*Mortgage. She is ecstatic about how, she not only can help save prospective buyers and sellers thousands of dollars in Real Estate, but can also advise them regarding their Real Estate Mortgage needs.
Her expertise in both Real Estate and the Mortgage business has made her a very strong competitor in this area and is an asset to each one of her clients. She is able to find the right property for them along with consulting them on their financial needs in mortgages. Her main objective is to always treat each client with a personal interest and deal with their needs as if it were her own.