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The new guidance allows consumers to provide information that was overlooked or not addressed in residential real estate appraisals.
Florida Realtors released three forms – one revised and two new – in response to the NAR settlement agreement effective Aug. 17.
Middle-aged Americans, part of Generation X, say they will need to rely on family for housing help in retirement (but they haven’t told them yet!).
Realtors in Florida can spread the word about the Hometown Heroes affordable housing program that offers zero-interest downpayment and closing cost assistance.
Agents who successfully use social media know the best platforms for their audience. Know the purpose of each platform and make adjustments based on results.
Real estate pros can boost their productivity by reviewing their mobile phone usage and identifying time wasters. Get free help from Florida Realtors TechHelpline.
Mortgage rates dropped to their lowest level in months. Four Florida cities lead the nation with biggest YoY median sale price increases and new listings.
In most service-oriented industries, professionals prove themselves before customers sign on. Brokers can help agents explain their value so customers understand.
A growing number of sellers are using pets in their staging photos, but be careful, experts say. Pets could raise questions about unwanted odors, among other things.
A new White House plan unveiled Tuesday calls for capping rents at 5% per year on landlords who own more than 50 units. Here’s why it likely won’t help.