Carly on the Water × KillerDock

Buy the house.
The fish station is on me.

Nobody tours a waterfront house and asks where they're going to clean the fish. Then they close, buy the boat, have a great day offshore, and walk a cooler of blood and scales through a brand new kitchen. Once.

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KillerDock fish cleaning station mounted on a waterfront dock in Tampa Bay
Carly on the Water × KillerDock The Collab

So I fixed that.

Buy a waterfront home with me as your agent and the KillerDock fish cleaning station is on me.

Not a gift card. Not a "credit toward one." An actual KillerDock station, shipped to you, ready to go on your dock.

Theirs look the best and actually work, which matters a lot when it's the one bolted to the dock behind the house you just spent a small fortune on. Marine-grade, built to get used, and the only fish cleaning station I've seen that doesn't look like an afterthought screwed onto the end of a nice dock.

It's a small thing that turns into a daily thing. That's usually what separates a waterfront house that works from one you're constantly apologizing for.

Carly Majorana Waterfront Specialist  |  NextHome Gulf Coast

How it works

Three steps, no catch.

01

Reach out

Tell me you're looking on the water. We talk about what you actually want out of the property — boat, draft, dock, water access.

02

Buy with me

Carly Majorana represents you on the purchase of your waterfront home in St. Pete, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, Tierra Verde or the surrounding water.

03

Station's on me

Your KillerDock station comes with the house. Or take the credit instead, if you'd rather. Full details below.

Carly Majorana, waterfront real estate specialist in St. Petersburg, Florida
Carly Majorana

Why Carly Majorana is the one giving away a fish station

Because I actually use this water, and most of what goes wrong with a waterfront purchase has nothing to do with the house.

  • Dock depth at mean low tide, and whether your boat actually fits
  • Bridge and power line clearance between your dock and open water
  • Seawall condition, age, and who's responsible for it
  • Lift capacity, permits, and what's grandfathered versus what isn't
  • Flood zone, elevation, and what it does to your insurance

The fish station is the fun part. The rest of it is the reason you want somebody who knows this water on your side of the table.

Buy the house. Catch the fish. Keep the kitchen clean.

Get the details

Tell me a little about what you're looking for and I'll send over how the KillerDock offer works. This goes straight to Carly Majorana, not a call center.

I'll get back to you personally. No drip spam, no army of assistants.

The fine print

Short version, so nobody's surprised later.