Fake Landlord Scam
That rental sounds almost too good to be true? Prospective tenants must vet rental listings they find online to avoid becoming a victim of imposter landlords.
Florida Realtors Legal News
What is the National Flood Insurance Program?
This federal program, which is crucial to the Florida real estate industry, helps keep insurance affordable. Take a look at why the NFIP is so important.
Legal News Archive
The National Association of Realtors issued an apology in 2020, and other Realtor groups, including Atlanta and Chicago, have also done so.
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Florida Realtors legal team: In the wake of Hurricane Ian destruction, many landlords, tenants and property managers aren’t sure how to proceed. Here’s what Fla. law says.
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An Ontario RE association report claims Canadian Realtors and clients face racism and discrimination, but there’s “no efficient way … to report such incidents.”
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A coalition including bankers alleges that the national consumer bureau illegally expanded its regulatory reach in creating and enforcing national fair-housing rules.
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Many Fla. real estate licensees who faced a Sept. 30 deadline to renew their license now have an additional month under an emergency order signed by DBPR.
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Property managers and other real estate professionals should follow these steps to stay in compliance with federal and state consumer data regulations.
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There’s often more than one way to interpret a rule. When warring sides can’t agree, it’s up to a judge, jury or panel to decide.
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Are You Using Online Images Legally?
Images on the Internet are not available for use by everyone. Watch the video and learn how to protect yourself and your business to ensure that you do not violate someone’s copyright.
What First-Time Buyers Need to Know
First-time buyers are eager to learn. A 30- to 45-minute consultation is an excellent first step to find out their goals, expectations, answer questions, and explain the lending opportunities for first-time buyers.