Insurers Add Water Damage to Citizens Takeouts

Insurers will include limited water damage coverage in policies taken over from Citizens this fall due to new state regulations requiring comparable protection.
Read MoreHurricane Milton Resources Available

Information is available that will help Realtors protect their businesses and customers including infographics that address immediate needs.
Read MoreFlorida Realtors CEO Named Smith Society Honoree

Margy Grant was inducted into NAR’s Dr. Almon R. (Bud) Smith, RCE, AE Leadership Society for her outstanding leadership and a willingness to help others.
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Unless you’re a cash buyer, credit scores are the most important factor lenders consider in a mortgage application. It shows the ability to repay,
Read More SBA Disaster Loan Funding at Risk

The Small Business Administration loan funding could run out of money by the end of the month if more federal funding is not approved.
Read MoreFlorida Cities Rank Among Best for Food

Are your buyers foodies? A new WalletHub study shows several Florida cities rank tops in the U.S. for affordability, food diversity and high-quality restaurants.
Read MoreWhy Mortgage Rates Haven't Fallen

Mortgage rates are complex and involve more than just Fed interest rate cuts. Analysts say mortgage rates are also influenced by the bond market.
Read MoreBoosting SEO With Community-Specific Content

Engaging with the community – either online or in person – helps build a customer base. Have a content plan and strategy to reach your market.
Read MoreHurricane Milton Reaches Cat 5, Nears Florida

The storm is expected to weaken before it makes landfall, likely in the Tampa area on Wednesday. It could grow in size before moving across the state.
Read MoreFernandina Beach Realtor Wins NAR Award

Stacy Horst, co-founder of Erin’s Hope for Friends, is the only Florida winner of NAR’s Good Neighbor and Web Choice Favorites awards.
Read MoreCondo Redevelopment Could Spark New Trend

Condo residents unable to afford structural repairs may sell their entire building to developers for redevelopment.
Read MoreAffordable Housing Disappearing Across the U.S.

Some 350,000 low-income housing units are at risk of losing federal affordability protections by 2030. Local governments and nonprofits can purchase the properties.
Read MoreBoosting Agent Productivity, Well-Being

You have the power to be more innovative, responsive and effective in your real estate career. Here’s how.
Read MoreDeclining Rates Benefit New Homebuyers in 2024

Extra mortgage payments can chop thousands off your mortgage. Use a good prepayment calculator to determine your strategy.
Read MoreWill Rate Cuts Help Commercial Real Estate Debt?

Despite the Fed’s decision to reduce its benchmark interest rates, commercial investors may find that it’s too little, too late for their highly indebted properties.
Read MoreAccuWeather: Helene Is One of Worst Hurricanes

As the scope of the loss of life, infrastructure and property damages becomes clearer, estimated U.S. damage, economic loss rises to between $225B - $250B.
Read MoreConsider Using a Realtor When Selling Your Home

Home sellers who don’t use an agent are twice as likely as agent-assisted sellers to be unhappy with the results of their sale, says a study from Clever Real Estate.
Read MoreU.S. Labor Market Still Going Strong

The national unemployment rate dropped for the second month in a row, dipping to 4.1% in September. In addition, more jobs were added than economists expected.
Read MoreFlorida Tax Revenue Tops Projection

The state’s general revenue collections in Aug. totaled $3.6 billion, 4.3% higher than expected, thanks to a boost from sales taxes and earnings on investments.
Read MoreHelene’s Estimated Insured Losses Top $835M

Fla. Office of Insurance Regulation: With 84,400 claims filed, the state’s estimated insured losses from Hurricane Helene totaled $835,853,221 on Oct. 3.
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