9 Tips for Facebook Live Virtual Open Houses
Follow these steps to rock your next (or first!) online property showing.
Infographics
Learn and Share: Infographics for Realtors
Check out Florida Realtors' collection of educational infographics — ready for you to download and share on social media, in your newsletters and directly with clients. Topics run the gamut, from how to stage a house to easy visual step-by-step explanations of real estate transactions. Download photo versions (best for social media sharing) or PDF versions (best for printing).
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How to Be a Responsible Realtor During Coronavirus
Yes, you can still conduct business during the pandemic, but it's not business as usual. Follow these guidelines and share them with your colleagues.
7 Reasons to Own a Home
The Survey of Consumer Finances from the Federal Reserve found that the median net worth of a homeowner was $231,400—a 15% increase since 2013.
Florida Realtors "Open for Business" Infographic
Florida Realtors is committed to delivering the programs, products and services you rely on with no disruption in service. This includes, but is not limited to, the Legal Hotline, Tech Helpline, Form Simplicity, SunStats, Florida Realtors News and Florida Realtor magazine. Share this infographic on your social media!
10 Steps to a Successful Open House
It takes a little more than cleaning things up to wow potential buyers at your open house.
23 Questions to Ask Your Home Builder
Building a home is a huge undertaking. Be sure you know the answers to these questions before you get started.
Home Closing Checklist for Sellers
You may already have gathered all the paperwork you need for closing day. but there are a few other tasks to handlebefore you get to the closing table.
House Not Selling? Try These Fixes
Seven easy things you can do to make your home more appealing to buyers.
How to Get Your Home Ready for Fall
This checklist outlines everything you need to do — inside and out — to prepare your property for the cooler weather ahead.