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Florida law presumes brokers as transaction brokers unless a disclosure is made. This role allows limited representation, no fiduciary duty and limited confidentiality.
The new Fairhaven 2.0 fair housing training platform raises the bar with challenging scenarios, actionable takeaways and a tour through NAR’s archives.
Home office deductions only apply to small business owners who are self-employed. If you do freelance work unrelated to your regular job at home, you might qualify.
New home sales dropped 10.5% in January as high mortgage rates, affordability issues and severe winter weather kept buyers on the sidelines.
A Realtor Broker learned one of their sales associates was reposting false and misleading statements on social media about a local appraiser and international real estate brokers. Is this a violation of the Code of Ethics? Are appraisers and international brokers included in the definition of real estate professional under the Code?
Rugs aren’t just for floors – hang them as art, drape them on tables or even use them on ceilings. Get creative and turn rugs into bold statement pieces.
Overall, small business owners remain optimistic about future business conditions, but uncertainty is on the rise, the NFIB said.
Realtors must have written agreements with buyers before home tours. ERS and EBBA updates include conditional vs. unconditional termination options.
HOA covenants can shape neighborhoods and the lives of residents significantly. Here's what real estate agents should know about HOA CC&Rs.
FloridaCommerce will host community workshops for residents and stakeholders to hear from Floridians about unmet needs after the 2023-2024 storms.