Scott & Angela

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Featured In Southwest Florida Real Producers August Edition!

Voted Bonita’s Best Realtor, 2016-2020
America’s Top 100 Real Estate Agents, 2018-2020
Voted Bonita’s Best Real Estate Agency, 2019 & 2020
Outstanding Achievement Award

 

Angela Lutzi

An encourager, an optimist, a foodie, a runner, a relentless seeker of human connection and new adventures.

“Having moved over a dozen times during my childhood, I had to find things to love about each place  — to make it feel like mine; to make it feel like something I connected to and to make it feel like home.  And so I did, finding a bit of magic in things large and small in all the new places I’d lived. I learned to think of moving as a grand adventure, where I got to play a “part” as the perpetually new kid in a new school, new street, new house. I was, in short, always reinventing myself. What may have started out of necessity became a habit and then turned into a passion.

Over the decades that followed, I  received a design degree from Pratt Institute and worked as a designer  in NYC. I enjoyed the work but I missed being surrounded by people, so on a whim, I went back to school to pursue psychology and became a counselor. That career fed my desire to connect, to encourage, to frankly – be of some help to those who came to me with their struggles. It also made me appreciate on an entirely new level how incredibly diverse and beautiful we all are, and how much our struggles ultimately make us better for them.

Eight years, one failed marriage, two careers and two adorable kids later, I was a solo practitioner, living in the small town in PA close to where I grew up making a living, but not quite a life as I saw it. Then I met the love of my life, my now husband, and thankfully, my business partner and my anchor, Scott. We clicked in that almost cliche way teenagers tend to. Ours is a love story that took us to search for a place we both would want to make a home in, a place we could let loose, dive into head first. We found it a few years ago in Bonita Springs.

Living here and helping people on their new journeys has been a blessing. We love everything about Bonita, from the fantastic weather year around to phenomenal food, but mostly – the people who we have had the great fortune to meet and become friends with. I have finally found not just a new career that I enjoy immensely, but a whole new life in a whole new place that finally feels like home for all the right reasons.”

Scott Dellatore

A practitioner of patience, a supporter, a smiler, a hugger, an all around good guy who’s always trying to be a better man, husband and friend.

“I don’t tend to talk about myself much. I grew up in a small, blue collar town and spent my early years dreaming of getting away from it, dreaming of gaining some small measure of success, enough to have a house that I owned and liked, one I could see myself raising a family in, and a job I didn’t hate.

After getting a degree in criminal justice, I chose to pursue a career in education and counseling, rather than turning to a career in law enforcement and I’m glad I did. It was not only a perfect fit for my personality, it ultimately led me to meeting Angela, the woman who for whatever reason found me worthy. Ever since meeting her, my life has been inexorably intertwined with her dreams and loves and aspirations, and I’m grateful for every bit of it. When we started planning a move out of the cold mountains of PA, we traveled to every part of Florida we’d ever heard of, and we both absolutely fell in love with Bonita Springs. Its energy, its people, its quaint and yet somehow oddly urban and gritty downtown,  all of it appealed to us as people.

Helping people make this place home has been the most natural transition. We’d both dealt with plenty of real estate remodels and sales in PA, but here, in our new home in Bonita, we could do all of those things with genuine smiles on our faces. We could gush about the Barefoot Beach, our morning runs on the shore, the warmth of everyone we’d met and we could mean it wholeheartedly. So that’s what we do now, happily, gleefully, and with no plans of stopping.”