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The state ranked high for no rent control, quick evictions, no state income tax and strong rental demand driven by tourism and steady population growth.
Florida homeowners are adopting hurricane-ready HVAC upgrades like enclosures, flood barriers, and surge protectors to protect systems and extend lifespan.
Strategic improvements, including fresh paint and energy efficient features, can help homeowners increase value, build equity and make their homes more marketable.
Many agents overlook a broker’s full value. From risk management and compliance to training, brand building and referrals, brokers play a key role in agent success.
Agents should build on their area knowledge with three key skills: understanding the numbers, telling a meaningful story and thinking strategically.
Real estate pros use AI to save time and boost marketing, but experts urge guardrails to avoid bias, errors and loss of a personal touch.
Florida car insurance rates are expected to drop an average of 6.5% in 2025 – a welcome change for agents who spend a lot of time on the road.
A judge dismissed a third recent lawsuit against NAR, barring the plaintiff from refiling. The claims alleged MLS discrimination and policy violations.
Maintaining a safe and secure environment is paramount in multifamily properties where diverse groups of residents live in close proximity.
Applications for the 2025 Hometown Heroes Program should open Aug.18; My Safe Florida Home grants reopen today. Both were Florida Realtors’ 2025 legislative priorities.