Business Groups Wade into Permitting Fight
The EPA said Fla. can oversee land permits and wetlands, only the third state to get that – but a lawsuit could derail that decision with big-money groups weighing in.
The EPA said Fla. can oversee land permits and wetlands, only the third state to get that – but a lawsuit could derail that decision with big-money groups weighing in.
Chicago Realtors kicked off the month with a five-part series. “You’re not a leader if you’re not paving a path,” Rev. Courtney Clayton Jenkins told the virtual crowd.
Frustrated homebuyers often drop contingencies or break their budget to secure a listing. But other variables could give them an edge in a seller’s market.
Fla.’s unemployment website failed last spring, frustrating some Realtors who watched deals collapse. The Legislature is looking at ways to fix it, but it won’t be cheap.
Florida Realtors economist: Investors are following renters into the suburban spillover markets. Strong demographics, population growth and an expected recovery in hospitality pulled the Tampa- St. Pete, Miami and Orlando markets into the top 20.
A video is more memorable than written words – and better at maximizing new client acquisition. Always ask yourself: “Will this help me get or retain clients?”
Fla. lawmakers generally agree that businesses need legal protection from frivolous lawsuits, but they differ in some of the details. Florida Realtors supports a change.
In 2018, 31% of first-time buyers got an FHA loan; in 2020, it was 29%; In Jan., it was 24%. Newer 3%-down conventional loans may be part of the reason.
A federal judge ruled the eviction ban is unconstitutional and has never been done before – but he didn’t issue an injunction stopping it, and DOJ says it will appeal.
Industry-changing ideas start as a suggestion proposed during a Florida Realtors committee meeting. Be part of the change. Apply to serve with Pres. Christina Pappas in 2022.