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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.
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.
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.
To maximize a marketing ROI, agents should target specific segments of the market that will generate the most leads and increase closings.
Do your customers have questions about the role an MLS plays in a transaction? NAR’s newest guide provides valuable information.
It’s crucial to know what your money is doing and where it’s going. Use your numbers to create a roadmap for your business.
As of Oct. 2, the total estimated insured losses for Florida from the storm are $777,772,440 and 79,360 claims. Business resource centers have opened.
Two newly revised forms address changes in law that require condo sellers and buyers to supply and acknowledge association documents.
A Florida Office of Insurance Regulation order bans insurance cancellations or nonrenewals in impacted areas, unless requested by the policyholder, until late November.
Year over year, U.S. single-family home prices rose to 3.9% in August, the lowest rate of growth recorded since last July.