Florida Realtors News

It's all about telling your own story and making a connection with potential clients. This is how you do it.

Here's how brokers can help their sales associates start 2020 on a high note with an effective business plan.

Branding is more than colors and logos. Here's how to create a successful brand that reflects your company's culture, values, and customer service.

A look at the best technologies available to help Realtors find, track and engage the right prospects.

Monroe County charged a man for “knowingly and willfully” providing false information to officials so he could get a homestead exemption on his property tax bill.

Also: If owners pay fitness-center dues, can the board arbitrarily change operating hours? And may a 15-year elevator contract be axed after the developer leaves?

Flooding is the nation’s costliest and most common disaster, but many property owners outside high-risk FEMA flood zones don’t think it will ever be a problem.

A Florida Realtors Legal Hotline caller got pulled over during her call, and it’s important to note that it’s now illegal to operate a “handheld wireless communications device” while driving in some areas. 

Since its 2007 inception, $1M has gone to state ffordable housing programs thanks to the Florida Realtors-backed “Support Homeownership for All” license plate.  

Many renters have a nagging dream to own a home but a general attitude that it won’t work out, so why try? The answer to these questions might help them commit.