3492 SOUTH OCEAN LLC
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA

With the creation of 19 Tropical, the sale of Acqua Liana and dozens of other oceanfront properties, Frank proves to be a market maker, and declares the real estate market “bubble proof” if approached properly, as he references in great detail in his new, bestselling real estate book Since his first $2.2 million oceanfront spec home, Frank has created and sold 43 oceanfront properties with an average selling price over $14 million. In 1998 Frank & Nilsa McKinney founded the Caring House Project Foundation, a non-profit (501c3) organization that provides housing and a self-sustaining existence for homeless families in The Caribbean, South America, Africa, Indonesia, and here in the United States of America. CHPF is not just focused abroad. Since its inception in 1998, right here in the United States, CHPF has honored hundreds of donation requests that fit its mission statement. Six International Bestsellers! In addition to his real estate artistry, Frank McKinney is now a 6-time International Bestselling Author in 5 genres. Each book you purchase is actually a donation to Frank’s Caring House Project Foundation. Example: If you buy two books totaling $50 you just provided 500 meals to the starving children in Frank’s Haiti villages. Yes, you read that right – 500 meals! Buy a bunch! I began by doing my best to live by the life mantra that happens to be a passage from the Gospel of Luke, 12:48: “Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more demanded of the person entrusted with more.” After all, when you strip it down, I am simply in the housing business, and felt I should be providing that most basic need to those who have no home. oceanfront masterpiece. Yes, after 30 years of making (and entertaining) real estate markets, Frank has decided to move on to something new and exciting – a first for him (and you)! . As the full moon rises next year, Frank will pull the veil off his final masterpiece and sell it to one fortunate buyer. You’ll be there at 7:07pm on 10/24/17 to get a sneak peek at what you’ll actually see at 7:07pm under the full moon on 10/24/18! Frank isn’t quite ready to just ride off into the sunset on his unicorn, so at the event he’ll announce what he’ll be doing with the rest of his life and reveal a “First” – When we were able to identify where a small sprinkling of free enterprise might provide for ongoing, life-sustaining capital, we immediately went to work to provide the opportunity in Testasse: A fishing cooperative building so that the new villagers have a place to receive, clean, process, display, store and sell their fish. The fishing cooperative is the primary mode of commerce that supports the village. With the many new fiberglass boats and motors CHPF provided, the fisherman are able to venture into deeper waters, bring back larger fish then are able to use the building to prepare, freeze and keep the fish fresh via generators. With this new found ability to conduct commerce, the village has a steady stream of income. The fishing cooperative is comprised of a 1,200+/- sq. ft. concrete building to include a grinder room, prep room, freezer room, two storage rooms, an office for the co-op, 6 15-foot fiberglass boats with 15hp motors (including fuel), 2 freezers and 1 generator. in Kalsegra, West Ghana, Africa, we built a school known as “The School of Two Trees” for 300 K-8th graders. We provided a clinic, sustainable farming and necessary farming equipment. we finished our three villages in Terre Rouge, Fond Rouge Torbek and Paroty, Haiti. These three villages totaled 100 homes, and provided shelter to over 800 men, woman and children who had none before. CHPF accomplished the following (3 more villages + help in the US): Provided expedient emergency relief (cholera, earthquake, etc) in Haiti in the form of food and hundreds of bio-sand water filters producing up to 1000 gallons of clean drinking water a day. with the help of the Martel Alliance and Hope to Haiti, we built a seaside village in Anse Rouge, Haiti containing: with your help, Caring House Project Foundation completed the following: Provided 150 new concrete homes, 150 concrete latrines, 1 large community center/clinic/school, 150 female goats, 10 large water filtration systems and 600 fruit trees – all at no cost to the villagers! See the before and after photos for 2013 below. This new village benefits 400+ children and their families! All elements of the village will be provided to the residents of The Guernsey Family Village at no cost to them. As always, all elements of the Yanik Silver Maverick Village were provided to the residents at no cost to them. Help us in 2018 build the Bwa Blan village! To help personalize content, tailor and measure ads, and provide a safer experience, we use cookies. By clicking or navigating the site, you agree to allow our collection of information on and off Facebook through cookies. Learn more, including about available controls: oceanfront masterpiece. Yes, after 30 years of making (and entertaining) real estate markets, Frank has decided to move on to something new and exciting – a first for him (and you)! . As the full moon rises next year, Frank will pull the veil off his final masterpiece and sell it to one fortunate buyer. You’ll be there at 7:07pm on 10/24/17 to get a sneak peek at what you’ll actually see at 7:07pm under the full moon on 10/24/18! Frank isn’t quite ready to just ride off into the sunset on his unicorn, so at the event he’ll announce what he’ll be doing with the rest of his life and reveal a “First” – oceanfront masterpiece. Yes, after 30 years of making (and entertaining) real estate markets, Frank has decided to move on to something new and exciting – a first for him (and you)! . As the full moon rises next year, Frank will pull the veil off his final masterpiece and sell it to one fortunate buyer. You’ll be there at 7:07pm on 10/24/17 to get a sneak peek at what you’ll actually see at 7:07pm under the full moon on 10/24/18!