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Walking through a previous transaction via a strong study can demonstrate how an agent managed challenges, overcame issues and reached a successful outcome.
State regulators finalized agreements requiring 3 more property insurers to pay fines because of violating claims-handling laws after Hurricanes Ian and Idalia.
Companies risk low returns from AI without training. Structured programs can boost productivity up to 40% and make teams more innovative and compliant.
The average 30-year mortgage rate dipped to the lowest rate in months as markets increasingly expect a Federal Reserve rate cut in September.
RE Q&A: Owners are required to pay special assessments. Boards may allow payment plans, while options such as reverse mortgages or selling may help manage costs.
The latest confidence index from UF found Floridians are feeling more optimistic about their personal finances and about the economy in the next year.
Most regions posted declines, with the largest drop - 3.8% - in large metros, where multifamily output also fell. But most other markets saw multifamily growth.
Drywood termites can quietly damage wood in a home, but detecting early signs and scheduling inspections can prevent costly repair.
Florida Realtors® recognized the latest members — the 2025 class — to earn the endorsement as top professionals at Friday’s BOD meeting at the annual convention.
Homeowners tapped record equity in Q2 cash-out refinances, averaging $94K each. Monthly payments rose $590 as refinances made up 60% of loans.