Should Fla.’s Last-Resort Insurer Cover $1M Homes?
As Fla. home values soar, calls grow to increase state-owned Citizens Insurance eligibility cap to $1 million statewide rather than in just two counties.
If HOA Owns the Roads, Who Stops Speeders?
Q&A: Also: If someone owns multiple condos but rents all of them out to tenants, can they still use community amenities, such as tennis courts and the pool?
Credit-Repair Firm Saw Lying as a Business Tool
Rose Credit Repair in Texas promised to quickly boost client’s credit scores – and it did so, but by illegal means, including 133 fake police reports.
Real Estate Investing: 8 Things to Avoid
Real estate often make a great investment but investors expect a return on that investment. Seemingly attractive investments can sometimes have problems.
Here’s Where Florida’s Rental Markets Rank
Miami charges the seventh-highest average rent in the nation and is No. 1 in Fla. at $2,846. Jacksonville is Fla.’s least expensive with rent averaging $1,748.
Engaging Newsletters Can Create Leads
Curated newsletter content – topics you select with readers’ interests in mind – offers a return on investment up to $36 for every marketing dollar spent.
Matterport Acquires VHT Studios
The real estate digital marketing leaders will offer photography, drone imagery, floor plans, virtual tours and more on a single platform.
Fed: Rising Prices Are More Demand than Supply
Why are housing prices rising quickly? A Federal Reserve study found supply-side challenges less influential than ongoing and strong buyer demand.
FEMA: Peak Hurricane Season Almost Here
The best tactic to quickly recover after hurricane damage? Prepare now. “Identify your risks, have a plan and act today,” says FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell.
Flood Buy-Out Programs Catch On Slowly
Some homeowners living in flood zones don’t want to sell after getting a buy-out offer because they don’t trust the government to pay a fair price on time.