Social Engineering Scams Are Getting Smarter
FBI warns cybercriminals are ramping up social engineering attacks, using deception, AI and deepfakes to trick victims into handing over sensitive info.
High-Tech Tools Are Transforming Home Buying
Buyers are using AI-powered searches, agent-matching platforms and high-tech home inspection tools, among others.
Prioritizing Mental Wellness — And Why It Matters
Brokers can prioritize their emotional health to lead with resilience, support their teams and maintain long-term success in a demanding industry.
Say Yes to the Pet
Renters with pets are on the rise, and new research shows listings that welcome them rent at least eight days faster.
My Safe Florida Home Program Updates
A $280 million infusion of funding means new opportunities to take advantage of the My Safe Florida Home program.
Home Buyer Optimism Grows in June
Fannie Mae says more Americans think it’s a good time to buy a home but concerns over job security and mortgage rates dampened overall housing sentiment in June.
RE Q&A: Can HOAs Override State Vehicle Law?
HOAs can enforce stricter rules on commercial vehicles than state or city laws, unless those rules directly conflict with public policy or state law.
Helping Customers Decide in Uncertain Markets
Agents help buyers and sellers overcome hesitation by focusing on personal goals and market clarity, guiding families to confident decisions despite market shifts.
Crypto Scams Target Victims Worldwide
Crypto scams drove most U.S. internet-crime losses in 2024, totaling $9.3B. Older adults lost nearly $2.8B, often to fake investment platforms.
More Florida Seniors are Choosing to Rent
A growing number of older adults in Florida are renting instead of owning. From 2013–2023, senior renters rose 22% in Miami and over 80% in Jacksonville.