Fla.: 2nd Highest for Foreclosures – But No Big Deal
Foreclosures are low and inching their way back to normal, with no post-pandemic impact so far. Still, only Calif. had more than Fla. in January.
Foreclosures are low and inching their way back to normal, with no post-pandemic impact so far. Still, only Calif. had more than Fla. in January.
To recoup money lost because insurers failed, the Fla. IGA OK’d a 1.3% assessment on all state policies, including homeowners, aircraft, flood, malpractice and more.
“Host, advertise and teach a first-time homebuyer seminar” sounds like a lot of unpaid work, but this group is desperate for info – and someone to represent them.
A Redfin survey of agents found all-cash offers 334% more effective in bidding wars – but escalation clauses and waiving inspection contingencies had little impact.
The second suspect was arrested in a Kissimmee hotel and sent back to Miami-Dade. The first suspect turned herself in earlier; the third is still at large.
Retail websites introduced offers like “4 monthly installments,” and credit score firms may consider them under payment history – but they haven’t done so yet.
Congress passed a bill that keeps government running through the fiscal year. It also extends flood insurance to Sept. 30 and adds $85M to boost fair housing.
Also: Is it OK to suspend voting rights for people who haven’t paid their dues? And: A condo board makes motions and takes votes via email. That’s wrong, right?
North Carolina State University used AI to predict potential flood damage and found 790K square miles have a greater risk than FEMA identifies in its maps.
Foreclosure rates are low and inching their way back to normal, with no post-pandemic impact so far. Still, only Calif. had more than Fla. in January.