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Research links lower returns among older home sellers to property condition and sales methods, highlighting trade-offs in quick or private deals.
Tampa led construction activity, while Polk, Pasco and Duval counties posted gains even as permit counts declined across all five regions tracked by HBW.
AI can save agents time, but generic content won't set them apart. A reusable personal profile can help make marketing more authentic.
Investor purchases varied widely across Florida in early 2026, with lower-priced homes drawing buyers in some metros and higher-priced properties in others.
Agents should watch how their brokerage’s CRM, transaction and AI tools handle everyday tasks, compare them with other firms’ systems and ask whether tech fees deliver reliable, integrated platforms that cut duplicate work, Inman reports.
Treasury proposed rules outlining exceptions to federal limits on large investors’ home purchases. The law’s restrictions begin Jan. 7, 2027.
Scheduling tools and better tracking can help independent agents turn more inquiries into appointments without building a larger team.
Florida homebuyers may face higher property taxes after a sale resets the home’s assessed value, but homestead exemptions and portability may offer savings.
Economists in a Reuters poll expect a December Fed rate hike, while most forecast no change this week as inflation stays elevated.
If a buyer and brokerage firm want to use a Showing Agreement to cover a large territory instead of a list of properties, what concerns does this raise?