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Here’s a recap of what’s available from Florida Realtors – from new and revised forms to free educational webinars – to help you with the upcoming changes.
While builders are concerned about high interest rates, they believe mortgage rates will moderate and lead to more construction in late 2024.
Partnering with well-qualified lenders allows agents to help customers, build their brand and add value to real estate transactions.
An interior designer said some of the biggest mistakes young people make when moving into their first home is choosing the wrong rugs and buying in a hurry.
Agents use their smart phones for all aspects of their work, so securing them is essential. Use the following tips to ensure your smart phone is locked down.
New Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac multifamily mortgage loans must include tenant protections that include 30-day notices for rent increases and lease expirations.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell: Higher rates remain necessary now because bringing inflation down sustainably is “the absolute best thing we can do for the housing market.”
Amendment 5, which impacts property taxes, will be on the November ballot. A Florida Realtors’ infographic provides more information about it.
HUD said its new round of grant funding will continue to help prevent homelessness. The program has helped over 35,000 households avoid eviction, HUD said.
Joanne Hsu, the University of Michigan’s surveys of consumers director, said nearly half of consumers expect inflation to continue moderating in the years ahead.