Your Home Has Spotty Wi-Fi? Here’s How to Troubleshoot
Of all the shelter-at-home tech complaints, spotty Wifi may be at the top. While the best connections sometimes stall, a few simple steps might fix chronic problems.
Explain Fair Housing Before Buyers Write Letters to Sellers
A letter phrase like “my kids running down the stairs on Christmas morning” includes two protected classes under the Fair Housing Act – religion and familial status.
Final Walkthrough? Be Prepared and a Stickler for Details
On a final walkthrough, unfinished repairs and newly discovered problems are usually the seller’s problem. After closing a few days later, they’re the buyer’s problem.
Broker Study: Major Changes Needed to Boost Black Ownership
NAREB’s 2020 study says Black homeownership will lag without major changes in public policy, lending, down payment assistance and forbearance period extensions. “You clearly see that structural and institutional remedies are necessary,” says NAREB President Williams.
In Home Searches, ‘New York’s Loss Is Florida’s Gain’
An analysis of 3Q buyer searches on Redfin’s website found 22K more people from other states looked for a Fla. home than the number of Floridians who looked elsewhere.
Condo Q&A: Who OKs Installing Electric Car-Charging Stations?
Also: Can a condo board decide that guests must always be accompanied by a homeowner? And does Fla. law say anything about the privacy of personal records?