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A new report shows Florida cities, including Miami, Sarasota and Naples, are more affordable than many realize.
The hurricane season, which began June 1, is expected to be busy, but determining where hurricanes will strike continues to be challenging.
The current sentiment reflects pent-up frustration with the overall lack of affordability, one economist said. However, sales activity is expected to increase.
A recent NAR survey found green home elements are important in real estate listings. Clients look for energy efficiency and sustainability.
The National Association of Realtors said the policy revision will allow veterans to continue to be competitive in the homebuying market.
Before June 1, Citizens added nearly 5K policies to its rolls, though private insurers had been taking out policies in the weeks prior the start of hurricane season.
Having goals in mind and a plan in place that includes business operations, marketing, sales, technology and finance helps boost business success.
Residents will need to temporarily leave the building for fumigation. The condo association is required to maintain common areas, including mitigating termite damage.
Now through June 14, Florida’s Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax holiday provides tax exemptions on disaster preparedness items.
Even new homes may need renovations at some point. Some experts recommend homeowners live in the house for at least six months before considering any major projects.