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Higher deductibles usually kick in for hurricane damage, but a policy often includes tropical storms that have been downgraded from hurricane status.
Florida Realtors: Jan. closed single-family sales fell 32.5% as inflation, higher interest rates eroded demand, but for-sale inventory rose 134.2% to a 2.8-months’ supply.
A potential home seller can so “no” at any point, and fear drives some agents to provide the quick answer or suggestion they think a seller wants to hear.
In most cases, a Triple Net Lease provides headache-free, passive income. Another smart RE investment? Retail properties with tenants like a bank or CVS.
In Fla., 73 county or local programs will get $78.4 million to help modernize public housing and make it “worthy of the families and individuals who live there.”
Is limited marketing time for social media best spent domineering one site, such as Facebook, or developing a lighter presence on many social media sites?
United Property & Casualty Ins. Co. is insolvent, and the company cites higher-than-expected losses from Hurricane Ian. Fla. is taking steps to place it in receivership.
Florida Realtors economist: More people still move into the Sunshine State than leave it, and United Van Lines’ analysis of its customers unveils some of their motives.
The unique thing about podcast marketing? It can create a personal connection between an agent’s brand and their listeners.
Builders are more optimistic about the 2023 market, but that optimism isn’t reflected in the number of Jan. housing starts. Building permits increased a bit, though.