Proposed Bill Could Limit Eligibility for Citizens Ins.
Property insurance costs keep going up, and the Florida Legislature has a number of bills focused on the problem. But it’s too early to predict what might happen.
Q&A: What’s Condo Law on Charging Stations?
Condo owners are buying electric cars and need a place to charge them. That leads to a roster of new questions regarding condo law and what can/cannot be done.
Boost Your Reputation: 5 Tips
Your customers may love you, but many new ones rely on your online reputation – and 45% move on after finding something negative.
Mortgage Rates Remain Stable This Week at 3.55%
After a notable increase for a few weeks, the average rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage stopped rising, remaining relatively flat for three weeks.
Celebrity-Backed Rent-to-Own Firm Expands to Fla.
Landis, backed by Jay-Z and Will Smith, buys homes for approved buyers who will get customized financial plans to help them qualify for a loan in two years.
Buyers Rush to Lock in Rates
Media reports of Fed interest-rate hikes have convinced more buyers to lock in a mortgage rate, fearing their housing costs will increase if they don’t act quickly.
Florida Realtors Seeks Student Scholarship Winners
Realtors: Have a high school senior or kid in college? Or a client who does? Tell them about the Education Foundation Scholarships – and to apply by March 10.
Fla. Flood of COVID-19 Foreclosures Didn’t Happen
In 2021, there was a year-to-year 29% drop in home foreclosures. In Central Fla.’s four counties, 2021 foreclosures dropped 8% – and 68% compared to 2019.
Can Condo Owners Request a Resident Master List?
Also: An ex-condo resident now lives under a single-family HOA that’s planning to foreclose based on a lien, which condos can’t do. Are the laws different?
History: The Rise and Fall of Real Estate in S. Fla.
While real estate is challenging today, few rules or oversight in the 1920s led to speculative buying and a bubble that had little to do with the market – until it crashed.