Buyers Writing a Love Letter? Give Them a Reason Not To
NAR is still warning Realtors about the dangers of “love letters” that some buyers write to sellers. In some cases, they create a potential fair housing violation.
NAR is still warning Realtors about the dangers of “love letters” that some buyers write to sellers. In some cases, they create a potential fair housing violation.
While ocean-view homes seem most at-risk for rising seas, coastal metros that rely on canals and water management can find that flood waters have no place to go.
Cyber insurance is tricky because it focuses on intangible data. How do you value that and then insure potential risk? But in today’s world, it’s worth considering.
Buyers who close after Oct. 1 and need flood insurance should understand upcoming flood insurance changes. The new rating system is property-specific and not yet published, but 12% of Fla. homes will see at least a $120 yearly increase. Buyers may be able to assume a seller’s policy and rates, however.
The economy appears balanced if mortgage rates are an accurate reflection. This week’s average 30-year, fixed-rate loan rose only slightly from last week’s 2.87%.
As in firms nationwide, real estate companies vary greatly in return-to-the-office policies. A handful mandate vaccines for everyone; others say they never closed.