Florida Realtors News

Open and expired permits can delay closings, but the new Florida law allows local governments to close permits after six years in most cases. The online notary law will make it easier for buyers and sellers to close without being physically present.

Real estate is all about making connections with people — and earning their trust. Your image can make or break those relationships. Doing these four things can help you NOT let that happen.

Closings should never be the end of your relationships. Try out these techniques to build on what you've already started — and turn your clients into your best marketing tool.

Here's a look at all the things — big and small — that a Realtor does to help clients when buying and selling a home.

A suits, filed by single law firm, target Florida property managers who allegedly refused to rent to applicants based on previous criminal convictions. 

Real estate is a high-contact occupation, and with deals that often involve lots of money, it draws scammers out of the woodwork. These tips can help you survive.

From drip campaigns to handwritten notes, let technology save time so you can focus aspects of your real estate business that require a personal touch.

The NAR Triple Crown Award is given to associations that hit their state-specific RPAC goals and local associations that meet NAR-specified criteria.

The magazine took home 7 awards for design and writing in the 2019 Florida Magazine Association’s competition, including 3 Charlie Awards, the FMA’s top honor.

You’re putting yourself on the market — here’s a look at how to build a name for yourself so you can build your business.