Oct. Fla. Consumer Confidence Dips After Surge in Sept.
Fla. consumer sentiment declined 2 points after the largest one-month gain on record. Researchers now have their eyes on Nov. and the possible impact of U.S. elections.
Fla. consumer sentiment declined 2 points after the largest one-month gain on record. Researchers now have their eyes on Nov. and the possible impact of U.S. elections.
After a Denver 89-year-old lost her life savings, the state’s top lawyer said a reverse mortgage can be a good choice for some – but carefully check out the lender.
For some buyers, a small home – really, almost any property that makes them a homeowner – is a dream home, and “starter” downplays the achievement.
Commercial landlords don’t want to lose important tenants whose money struggles might end with a vaccine. As a result, they’re seeking some type of rental middle ground.
Propane patio heaters are the “new toilet paper.” With the outdoors safer for avoiding the coronavirus, demand from Northerners has already decimated the supply.
The first virtual conference started yesterday; the entire event runs Nov. 2-18. The theme is “Reset, Refocus, Get Reinvigorated and Find Your ‘R’!”
Fannie and Freddie would have tightened their loan standards on Jan. 10, mainly for debt-to-income ratios, but CFPB extended that date due to pandemic concerns.
The U.S. had an amazing rebound in 3Q, but the Commerce Dept. predicts a second economic dip and slower rebound in 2021 if there isn’t another stimulus package.
Some targeted property owners say a group calling itself the Florida Fair Housing Alliance is suing landlords after only a phone call if the answer to “Do you rent to convicted felons?” is a “no.” Other fair housing groups say that tactic will do more harm than good.
Restaurants and real estate rely on the yearly migration, but tourism bureaus rarely track numbers. While fewer Canadians may come, it’s unclear what to expect.