Florida Realtors News

From chatbots to virtual assistants, here’s a look at the clever ways AI is changing the real estate business — and how it could work for you.

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.

U.S. Sens. Bill Nelson and Marco Rubio introduced legislation that would allow retired Canadian citizens older than 50 to spend up to eight months a year vacationing in the U.S. – two months longer than they may stay now.

This year’s leadership team wants to help you leverage the tools, services, advocacy and support Florida Realtors offers so you thrive despite challenges to your communities and the industry.

Here's a look at the 16 Florida Realtors members who were chosen from all around the state to receive this rigorous leadership training in 2019.

Also: Should condo boards hold their meetings at a consistent time and place? And a Florida statute limits board members to eight-year terms – but is this retroactive or did the eight-year rule start the day the law became effective – July 1, 2018?

Back by popular demand – based on many, many calls to Florida Realtors Legal Hotline – is a contract-acceptance timeline review.

Education Foundation gives the money to 137 Florida students for the upcoming school year — making more than $1.5 million awarded through the program over the past 10 years.

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.

Smart-speaker popularity is growing by leaps and bounds, and there's potential there for Realtors. Here's how you can use them in your business.