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Florida TaxWatch recommended lawmakers require sensors that detect fatigue, sinking, leaks and stress to help prevent disasters like Champlain Towers.
If new lobby doors in a condo building are too loud, residents may need to soundproof their units if other fixes fail, and board might help cover the cost.
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This spring's homebuying season is more favorable for buyers, with slower price growth, easing mortgage rates and more listings. Affordability remains a challenge.
Spring and summer are perfect for boosting curb appeal with native plants, which thrive in local climates, reduce water usage and save time and money.
A custom marketing proposal for home sellers includes preparation, presentation, pricing and post-appointment activities to boost sales success.
The IRS reminds taxpayers to check their W-2s, 1099s and other tax documents carefully before filing. If something seems wrong, contact your employer or bank.
New Realtors can build lasting careers by using social media wisely, personalizing service and staying connected long after the deal closes.
With mortgage rates steady, buyers and sellers must remain prepared. Home improvements, decluttering and proper financial prep can help navigate today's market.
Got too many apps? The average person has 80 on their phone but use just 9–10 daily. Spring’s the perfect time to declutter, boost speed and simplify your phone.