Don’t Fall for Scam-Yourself Attacks
Scam-yourself attacks are rising fast, using AI-generated videos to trick people into handing over money or data. Facebook and YouTube are key targets.
What to Know When Hiring Movers
Moving can be smooth with the right prep. Book early, hire licensed movers, avoid large deposits, protect your home and keep a detailed packing list.
June Housing: Inventory Climbs, Delistings Grow
Active inventory climbed 28.1% year-over-year in June to hit a fresh post-pandemic high, but delistings are growing, Realtor.com found.
What Flood Insurance Does, Does Not Cover
Most homeowners lack flood insurance, which isn’t included in standard policies even though flooding is the costliest and most common U.S. disaster.
Florida Sees Surge in Commercial Real Estate
Fueled by population gains, tax advantages and a strong economy, commercial real estate investment is surging across the state, experts say.
Is Someone Using Your Identity?
Identity theft can go unnoticed until it’s too late. Learn how to spot early warning signs, monitor your credit and take steps to protect your identity.
Luxury Upgrades That Can Help Sell a Home
With buyers becoming more selective, features like smart home tech, open layouts, outdoor kitchens and spa-style suites can help a home stand out.
Lawn Paint: Smart Staging Hack or Cheap Fake?
Lawn paint boosts curb appeal, but sellers should disclose its use, especially if covering major turf issues since it’s a cosmetic, not permanent, fix.Lawn paint boosts curb appeal, but sellers should disclose its use, especially if covering major turf issues since it’s a cosmetic, not permanent, fix.
New Guides: Energy Efficiency, Historic Property
Two new NAR guides share real-world advice on lowering energy bills and what to consider when buying a home with history.
RE Q&A: Can Board Dictate Deed Names?
Club rules can’t override deed laws and owners can keep names on the title even if the club limits who qualifies for membership.