Facebook Advertising: What Should Realtors Consider?
Few online advertiser provide access to more people than Facebook, and they offer a range of ad types. The simplest: Post something on your page and pay to “boost” it.
Few online advertiser provide access to more people than Facebook, and they offer a range of ad types. The simplest: Post something on your page and pay to “boost” it.
Borrow money to fix up a home prior to sale? Sellers planning to buy again could hurt their credit score – but the impact isn’t huge and it takes a few months to show up.
Transaction reminder: If a hurricane threatens Fla., property insurers won’t issue new policies, so lenders won’t issue new loans. But the rules vary by insurer.
Shaken by the recent disaster in Surfside, many condo owners wonder what they don’t know but should. A Q&A with specialists and attorneys provides some answers.
Ginnie Mae – the funding arm behind FHA and VA loans – created a new “pool type” to secure “modified loans with terms up to 40 years.” It’s essentially the funding groundwork to release a new type of 40-year loan that Ginnie Mae expects to start offering in October.
Some homeowners have no choice, but others can choose Citizens. In many cases, Citizens will save them money – but it comes with important caveats about claims.
Certain apps may be draining the battery. And if your phone seems sluggish, check available memory. Some apps take a lot, which can slow down operations.
It rose 21% quarter-to-quarter nationally, though down 6.1% year-to-year. In three Fla. cities noted in the study, about 1 out of 100 sales go to iBuyers.
The average 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage has jumped over and under the 3% mark for months. This week it slid just below again, averaging 2.98%.
Many people look forward to traveling, beaches and fireworks this July 4th – but remind Fla. homeowners to take steps to help make their homes safer over the holiday.