RE Q&A: What to Do After Neighbor Cuts Hedge?
If a neighbor trims your hedge without consent, it may be trespass. Document the damage, check property lines and local laws and consider mediation or legal action.
AI Tools Opening Doors for Hispanic Buyers
New AI tools aim to help Hispanic and underserved buyers overcome language barriers, navigate lending rules and secure mortgages faster.
Smart Ways to Cut Homebuying Costs
Buying a home costs more than a down payment. Experts suggest comparing lenders, exploring FHA, VA or USDA loans, aid programs and seller concessions.
RE Q&A: What to Do After Neighbor Cut Hedge?
If a neighbor trims your hedge without consent, it may be trespass. Document the damage, check property lines and local laws and consider mediation or legal action.
Realtor Safety Starts with Smart Practices
September is Realtor Safety Month, a reminder for agents to use tools and best practices to stay safe on the job year-round.
New Jobs Report Opens Door to Rate Cut
U.S. job growth slowed in August and unemployment rose to 4.3%, boosting expectations of a Fed rate cut that may ease mortgage rates for homebuyers.
Mortgage Rates Slide, Buyers Gain Edge
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage fell to 6.5% from 6.56%, while borrowing costs on 15-year mortgages slipped to 5.6% from 5.69%.
House Panel to Look at Property Taxes
A Florida House panel will meet in September to discuss property taxes. Gov. DeSantis seeks a 2026 ballot measure to cut them.
Agents Shifting to Connection-First Marketing
Real estate agents are moving away from high-volume tactics for approaches like the 3-3-3 Rule, personalizing outreach to build authentic, lasting client ties.
Florida’s Springs Threatened by Pollution, Growth
Florida has more than 1,000 springs that provide drinking water and recreation. Pollution, growth and climate change are straining the aquifer.