As a seller’s market persists throughout Florida, more buyers enter into back-up contracts. Although the back-up contract rider is short, a few questions regularly drive members to call Florida Realtors Legal Hotline.
Insurers that remain are raising prices after the tragic Surfside collapse. Condo associations able to get policy renewals may face 30% to 50% premium increases.
Part three of a three-part series: Issues surrounding sales of property with tenancies. Part one covered taking a listing, part two the contract language. Issues can also rise regarding closing, however, including some specific concerns.
Short answer: It does under some circumstances. Also: If an unexpected big expense comes up, can a condo board pay using money from its capital reserve and replace the funds later?
Survey: Buyer traffic continues to outpace supply. Realtors report about 5 offers were made on each home sold in March; 57% of buyers offered above list price.
Dear Shannon: A listing Realtor told a buyer at their open house about another one of their listings that sounded ideal for them – and the Realtor honestly informed the buyer that waiting to tell their current Realtor might lose them the home. Why is that wrong?
Many insurers offer discounts – some up to 13% – to homeowners with smart-home devices designed to prevent water damage, fire or theft.
Rising rents, not enough student housing being built and other increasing college costs are causing “a perfect storm” for students in Fla. and other states.
Report: 80% of buyers say they now compromise on key features; the most common centers around costs, with 48% paying more than they first expected.
Agents can organize their contacts in their client relationship management tool, generate quality leads and schedule, send and track multiple email campaigns.