Our mission
The Florida Landowners Association empowers landowners, throughout the State of Florida, to engage, educate and demonstrate to the public why protecting landownership rights is so important to not only the individual landowner but to the communities in which these lands exist.
Landownership is an intrinsic part of American society and has been for hundreds of years. It’s so critical to our Country’s foundation that our forefathers made sure to protect the right to private property when they created the Constitution.
In the state of Florida today, this vested right is in danger and under attack. To prevent further erosion of this fundamental principle of our Republic it is time to protect and preserve land ownership for future generations to come.
Private property rights are essential to economic development in our communities and paramount to the advancement of the state.
Likeminded, Landowners must work together to safeguard their property rights now and forever.
Who we are
Brandon Tucker
Executive Director
Brandon Tucker is a Licensed Real Estate Broker with strong ties to Florida. He loves the land and cares about the environment. Brandon understands private property rights are essential to economic development in our communities and paramount to the advancement of the state.
That’s why he started The Florida Landowners Association – to empower landowners, throughout the State of Florida, to engage, educate and demonstrate to the public why protecting these rights is so important.
Brandon launched The Tucker Group, LLC in 2001 along with Bobby H. Tucker as a full-service real estate brokerage and consulting firm serving most of South and Central Florida with a focus in Okeechobee, Martin, St. Lucie, Western Palm Beach, Hendry, Glades, Highlands, Osceola, and Polk Counties. The firm specializes in farm, ranch, recreational, development, and conservation properties.
Brandon was born and raised in Okeechobee, a third-generation Floridian, and has resided in Martin County for the past 20 years with his wife Jeannie, a Martin County native, and their two children. He is a graduate of Florida State University.