What Credit Score Do You Need to Buy a House?
With record-low interest rates, more buyers can afford a home – or a better home. But they have to qualify for a mortgage first, and their credit score could be a problem.
Lead Magnets that Can Expand Luxury-Home Marketing Efforts?
Why focus on building an email list? People tend to open emails from people they trust – and turn to the sender for advice if they want to buy or sell a luxury home.
More Small-Business PPP Loans Are on the Way
SBA and the Treasury Dept. are preparing to revive the PPP loan program. Businesses that already received a loan last year will be able to borrow up to $2 million soon if they have no more than 300 employees and suffered at least a 25% drop in quarterly revenue.
Experts: Mortgage Rates Have Probably Hit Bottom
At 2.65%, the average 30-year, FRM hit its 17th record low in less than a year. But experts predict an increase soon as the “forces behind the drop” shift.
Expressing Gratitude Right Thing to Do – and a Sales Tool
If business is “all about relationships,” expressing gratitude is one of the building blocks. It’s not just a life tool Mom taught you, it’s also a marketing tool.
Condo Q&A: Does a President Have the Authority to Approve Work?
“It’s in the budget” doesn’t necessarily mean “the president can sign a contract.” Also: If we had no quorum for an election, do we have to reschedule this year?
A Home Under $100K? Yes – but Buyers Can’t Access Them
Lenders see little profit in making loans below $100K, so many entry level homes go to investors paying cash rather than renters hoping to become homeowners.
Some Homeowners Get Paid for Lost Citrus Trees
The private-property-rights issue took 15 years to settle, but some Lee County owners have received checks because the state cut down trees growing on their property.
Realtor.com: For-Sale Inventory Hits All-Time Low
The number of listings advertised in Dec. dipped below 700K as buyers remained active during the holiday season. The drop in 4 Fla. cities ranged from 20% to 50%.
Fla. House, Senate Unveil COVID-19 Business Protections
The bills could be amended, but if passed and signed into law by Gov. DeSantis, they would provide Fla. businesses, schools and churches some protection from COVID-19 related lawsuits alleging damages, injuries or deaths – a concept supported by Florida Realtors.