Buyers Usually Can’t Get Insurance if Storms Threaten
Transaction reminder: If a hurricane threatens Fla., property insurers won’t issue new policies, so lenders won’t issue new loans. But the rules vary by insurer.
Phone Running Out of Juice by Mid-Afternoon?
Certain apps may be draining the battery. And if your phone seems sluggish, check available memory. Some apps take a lot, which can slow down operations.
Drop Your Homeowners Insurer for State-Owned Citizens?
Some homeowners have no choice, but others can choose Citizens. In many cases, Citizens will save them money – but it comes with important caveats about claims.
40-Year FHA, VA Home Loans Coming in October?
Ginnie Mae – the funding arm behind FHA and VA loans – created a new “pool type” to secure “modified loans with terms up to 40 years.” It’s essentially the funding groundwork to release a new type of 40-year loan that Ginnie Mae expects to start offering in October.
Q&A: After Surfside, What Should I Know About Condos?
Shaken by the recent disaster in Surfside, many condo owners wonder what they don’t know but should. A Q&A with specialists and attorneys provides some answers.
iBuying Returning to Pre-Pandemic Levels
It rose 21% quarter-to-quarter nationally, though down 6.1% year-to-year. In three Fla. cities noted in the study, about 1 out of 100 sales go to iBuyers.