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Many Americans are nearing retirement with little saved. Why housing wealth is drawing new attention as a possible financial cushion.
Credit scores shape loan terms, insurance costs and rental approvals. Strong scores can mean lower rates and smoother closings for buyers.
Consumer sentiment in Florida rose for a third straight month, reflecting stronger financial outlooks that can shape major buying decisions.
From 16% in the 1980s to mid-6% today, rates tell only part of the story as higher home prices reshape affordability and financing decisions.
Referrals may feel organic, but the real estate agents who win with them use data, discipline and smart tracking to turn relationships into predictable revenue.
Smart move: Use a digital business card to save time, share listings and network.
Some refunds were delayed because the IRS must review returns claiming certain child and income tax credits. Deposits could post soon.
Some Progressive policyholders active on Dec. 31, 2025, are getting automatic credits averaging $300. Florida regulators secured nearly $1B in refunds.
Guillermo Teran released a guide that equips investors, digital nomads, luxury buyers and real estate professionals with strategies to navigate Miami’s pre-construction market.
New scoring models and buy now, pay later reporting in 2026 could change who qualifies for a mortgage. Agents should watch for shifts in approvals and timing.