Our Analyzing the Financing Contingency series takes a closer look at the Florida Realtors/Florida Bar financing contingency. The first article (which ran in June) provided an overview of the contingency and showed how the rights and obligations of parties shift as a contract progresses down different paths. The second article (in July) covered defined terms in the financing contingency. This article will look at the FAQs.
The changes were reviewed by the MLS Emerging Issues and Technology Advisory Board and adopted by the National Association of Realtors® Leadership Team.
With practice changes coming that include prohibiting offers of compensation on MLSs, it’s imperative that brokers, agents and appraisers keep open communication.
CoreLogic said high mortgage interest rates during the spring home season drove home sales lower, cooling home prices in more markets.
Don’t miss your chance to hear from the Florida Realtors legal team about the amended Buyer Broker Agreements. Free webinars today and Tuesday.
A Credit Sesame survey suggests Americans from underserved communities lack equal access to financial education, hindering their ability to secure credit.
Median asking rent across the U.S. fell -0.4% in June, but Tampa and Miami saw the highest percentage increase in rents from June 2019 to June 2024.
Redfin said monthly housing payments are falling as mortgage rates decline, but many house hunters remain on the sidelines.
Join the Florida Realtors® legal team for an online discussion about the amended Buyer Broker Agreements. The free webinars will be held Monday and Tuesday.
Scammers are posting fake listings for properties that are not available for rent. Verify the listing and conduct online searches to ensure the listing is real.
