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A new survey finds buyers value agent referrals and want a smoother experience connecting mortgage, title and insurance services.
Economists in a Reuters poll expect a December Fed rate hike, while most forecast no change this week as inflation stays elevated.
FEMA’s new online tool lets residents in participating communities get a flood insurance quote and buy a National Flood Insurance Program policy online.
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?
Florida homebuyers may face higher property taxes after a sale resets the home’s assessed value, but homestead exemptions and portability may offer savings.
Florida’s third-quarter single-family sales held steady as homes reached contract faster and inventory tightened, though new pending sales declined.
The president's executive order targets mortgage insurance, refinancing expenses and rates on certain government-backed loans, while supporting factory-built housing.
A Neighbors Bank survey finds older owners and first-time buyers considering smaller homes, with upkeep, affordability and mortgage rates shaping decisions.
Marketing listings to other agents, not just consumers, can help properties reach interested buyers through memorable details and shareable materials.
The average 30-year mortgage rate fell to 7.32% from 7.40%, marking its first decline since late August and easing borrowing costs for homebuyers.