Slower Wage Gains Stall Young Buyers
Financial experts said slowing wage growth is hitting young adults hardest. High housing costs and weaker job gains are delaying first-time buyers.
3 Market Forces to Watch in 2026
Consumer confidence, mortgage rate trends and shifts in federal policy could play a key role in shaping housing demand and pricing in 2026.
A Strategy for Beating Higher Mortgage Rates?
Buyers may be able to assume a seller’s FHA or VA loan and keep a lower rate, but covering the price difference and navigating slow approvals can be challenging.
RE Q&A: How Do I Get My Relative to Leave?
If a family member overstays a temporary visit, experts advise setting a firm deadline in writing and, if needed, pursuing formal eviction under state law.
Kitchen Floors That Help Sell Homes
From ceramic and porcelain tile to engineered hardwood and laminate, the right kitchen flooring can boost buyer appeal before listing.
Tort Reform Drives Billions in Economic Gains
A new report finds property insurance costs would be 14.5% higher without recent reform, stabilizing a major expense in Florida home purchases.
Florida’s First-Time Buyers Embrace Co-Buying
With home prices up, more buyers are partnering with friends to afford a home. Experts urge clear planning and legal agreements.
New Agents Win by Mastering Basics
As the market steadies, newer agents may have an edge by focusing on fundamentals, building owned systems and tracking progress from first contact to closing.
Tips to Get Mortgage-Ready in 2026
First-time buyers in 2026 should focus on readiness, not rate timing. Pricing constraints remain, so early lender talks and clear budgets can help.
4 Smart Moves to Cut Your 2025 Tax Bill
Temporary tax breaks through 2029 may help small business owners. Review SALT limits, income phaseouts and new deductions to capture savings.