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Realtors: Have a high school senior or kid in college? Or a client who does? Tell them about the Education Foundation Scholarships – and to apply by March 9.

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The state’s insurer-of-last-resort charges less, but big state programs tend to get bogged down by their own weight over time – and private insurers offer better coverage.

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The big goal: Entice people to tune in for every episode. It’s a tall order that starts with showing the real you – or at least seeming to – and telling real-life stories.

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Some Fla. homeowners do double takes after their monthly mortgage payment goes up hundreds of dollars, but blame goes to the escrow and insurance portions.

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Pandemic relief and low mortgage rates pushed an increase in millennial homeownership, but the share of homes bought plunged from 34% to 26% by mid-2022.

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The global awards honor the most active Realtor associations working internationally. Diamond, the highest level, requires platinum level 5 years in a row.

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You may think door-knocking as a lead generation tool is old and outdated. But take a look at how one real estate agent has revived this lost art.

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Happy Grasshopper, a marketing platform that customizes emails, texts and voicemails, helps real estate agents engage with their contact database.

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Be on the lookout for high demand for medical office properties as well as education locations, including private schools, colleges and technical training facilities.

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You all have that uber-successful real estate agent in your office whom you want to emulate but don’t really know how they do it. We’re unveiling their action plans.

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