‘Here It Is: Literally the Worst House on the Street!’
A Zephyrhills listing got national attention after promoting it as a fixer-upper rather than tear down. “The roof leaks, the floor creaks and there’s a terrible draft.”
Tech Companies Hope to Solve 3 Buyer Problems
Three new types of software can help buyers estimate repair costs and flood insurance costs before purchasing, and buy a home while still saving for a down payment.
Condo Q&A: How Does Developer-to-HOA Handover Work?
Developers have almost exclusive control over a homeowners association until turnover, and some owners preparing to take over their HOA ask for transfer advice.
Building Air Treatment Systems Will Be Common by 2030
Over the next decade, expect more clients to ask about a home or building’s ventilation and clean-air systems that mitigate pollution and remove germs in the air.
Flood Insurance Data Report Finds Many Policies May Be Underpriced
The firm responsible for flood-risk estimates on realtor.com concluded that many current flood policies don’t charge enough to cover actual risk. Their data could become even more important in 7 months when FEMA starts quoting individualized prices for flood policies.
Washed-Up ‘Old’ Millennials Still Can’t Afford a Home
Report: The oldest millennials are turning 40 soon, but 58% couldn’t afford a home before they turned 30, and two out of three have no money toward a down payment.