Don’t Underestimate a Strong Email Subject Line
Do you scan 50 new emails and delete 80% of them without reading? Most people do. A simple “subject line” is often key to guaranteeing your emails will be read.
Less Land Means Smaller New Developments
In Jupiter, an 8.5-acre single-family lot will be a 20-home development, an opportunity being considered across Fla. as most buildable land moves farther out.
Surfside Collapse Complicates Condo Buying
New Fannie, Freddie mortgage-approval rules require info on a condo building’s soundness. But few boards have easy access to data and often don’t understand it.
RE Q&A: Condo’s Co-Owner Disappeared 20 Years Ago
A no-longer “significant other” walked out the door decades ago, leaving behind a condo he co-purchased with a partner who now wants to sell. What happens now?
NAR Study Finds Drop in Black Homeownership Rate
The U.S. homeownership rate grew a record 1.3% in 2020 – to 65.5%. It also grew over 10 years for all groups but one: The Black rate dropped to 43.4% from 2010’s 44.2%.
How ‘Tax-Friendly’ Is Fla. Compared to Other States?
A MoneyGeek study including IRS, state, property and sales taxes listed Fla. as the No. 4 least-expensive tax state. Total tax costs are about 5.6% of total income.