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Owners often hesitate to sell due to misconceptions. Rising home values, increased inventory and active buyers may make now a good time to move.
Read More Owners Placing Greater Value in Their Homes

Homeowners say they have made functional changes to how they use their home in the last few years, including space for hobbies, exercise and remote work.
Read More'Right by You' Highlights Realtor Expertise

NAR’s new Right by You campaign aims to grab attention, spark emotion and highlight the value of working with Realtors, who are bound by a Code of Ethics.
Read MoreBreathing Life Into Luxury Listings

Luxury listings lagging? Try exclusive events, top-tier visuals, storytelling, perks and refreshed design to attract high-value buyers.
Read MoreHow Long Should You Keep Tax Return Records?

The IRS recommends keeping tax records for three years; six years if income was underreported and seven years for bad debt claims.
Read MoreFlorida Realtors Hosts Condo Webinar

The March 27 legal webinar will help agents navigate new condo regulations designed to improve safety, financial accountability and transparency.
Read MoreRent-to-Own Catching on With Wealthy Buyers

Some buyers are using rent-to-own deals to lock in home prices while waiting for better financing. Rent-to-own offers flexibility and negotiation benefits.
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Sellers are encouraged to showcase home renovations as buyers are increasingly seeking turnkey homes. Buyers are willing to pay more for remodeled homes.
Read More Home Sales Slow, but Buyers Gaining Leverage

High mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping home sales sluggish, but more listings and slight rate declines may give buyers in some markets more leverage.
Read MoreGetting a Mortgage with Zero Down

Mortgage options that require no downpayments include VA and USDA loans while low downpayment programs include FHA loans.
Read MoreReaching Upper-Middle Class in Florida

Floridians earning between $111,551 and $143,422 are considered upper-middle-class. Strategic planning helps families thrive with rising living costs.
Read MoreThe Worst Home Colors for Selling in 2025

A new survey of home-staging professionals found lime green, bold pink and red to be among the most off-putting colors to home buyers.
Read MoreCouple Goals: Tips for Affording a First Home

Couples often wait years after marriage to buy a home. To save time, opt for cash wedding gifts, avoid debt, explore first-time buyer programs and use tax benefits.
Read MoreBuilding Relationships as a New Agent

New agents should focus on building referrals through people they already know, including family, friends and local business owners.
Read MoreDeciding Between a Deck or Pavers

A survey shows many buyers want an outdoor living area to maximize their home exteriors. A deck or pavers can enhance useability and value.
Read MoreMultifamily Market to Stabilize at End of 2025

Supply issues and high rates will slow multifamily nationwide in early 2025, but as supply eases, starts may rebound later, NAHB said.
Read MoreHome Upgrades for Aging in Place

A majority of baby boomers live in homes over 30 years old without any renovations. Some suggestions include nonslip floors and lower fixtures.
Read MoreRE Q&A: Can HOA Require a Fence and New Plants?

HOA rules must follow the bylaws. If fences aren't required, they can't be mandated. Check full bylaws, clarify landscaping duties and address concerns early.
Read MoreRealtors Advocate for Key Housing Issues at GARD

Realtors gathered in Tallahassee for Great American Realtor Days to meet with lawmakers and discuss topics that include property rights and funding for vital programs.
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Rates on 30-year mortgages fell to 6.63% this week, marking a seven-week decline. Borrowing costs on 15-year mortgages fell to 5.79%
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