Deborah Diesing is one of the highest rated and most respected instructors and brokers in Florida. Her ratings are constantly in the top 3% of all GRI instructors. The Florida REALTOR® magazine recently recognized Deb for her use of technology in the real estate business. She is a senior faculty member of TRANS-EQUITY, Inc., the GRI Faculty of Florida REALTORS®, and the Bob Hogue Schools of Real Estate. She is one of the most sought after speakers in Florida having influenced many thousands of students in the Southeast United States.

Deb instructs new and experienced REALTORS® in the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice programs. She teaches the Florida associate and broker pre-license course, the Florida post-licensure courses for associates and brokers in addition to providing Florida certified continuous education for real estate agents, brokers and instructors. In fact, she was selected – over every instructor in the state – by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation and Division of Real Estate to present the law perspective regarding DRE Instructor Education at a recent session.

Her specialties also include Fair Housing and Diversity, Brokerage Relationship Disclosures and Professional Standards education including New Member Ethics, Member Quadrennial Ethics and the training of personnel with regard to board functions of the Grievance and Professional Standards Committees.

Active in the Realtor® Association, Deb is a past-president of the St. Petersburg Suncoast Association of REALTORS® and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Florida Association of Realtors®. Deb currently serves the Pinellas REALTOR® Organization as a member of the Professional Standards Committee.

Ms. Diesing moved from Wisconsin to Florida when she joined her father in the family real estate brokerage business in St. Petersburg. As a 30 year Florida resident and second generation REALTOR® she assumed control and management of the firm as Broker and President of the Arbor Realty Group, Inc. The industry is fortunate to learn from her.