Florida Realtors News

ActivePipe report: Email provides the greatest return on investment, “returning $42 for every $1 spent,” in comparison to other marketing channels.

Here's a look at the COVID-19 safety measures vacation rental owners will need to follow and information on how counties can request to reopen.

It’s never too late to learn a new trick, right? Schedule these ideas into your workday, and you’ll be ready to meet the needs of today’s customers and your future business.

Are your robocalls going to land you in a lawsuit? What about your online listing photos? Here's a look at legal tangles Realtors may find themselves caught up in — and how to avoid them.

The COVID-19 pandemic is prompting legal concerns for people who work in real estate. Here's a look at the questions we're getting the most at Florida Realtors and information to help you navigate.

Florida Realtors has prepared this guide so real estate brokers ready to open their offices to employees and customers can do so safely.

NAR told MLSs to adopt its Clear Cooperation 8.0 policy by May 1, and one Realtor finds it overbearing. Why can’t Realtors advertise a listing before it goes into the MLS? Can a local MLS opt-out if they choose? And why did NAR do this in the first place?

Ideally, real estate forms and the law offer an outline for performance if unexpected events arise during the course of a transaction – but not all answers during this global pandemic are clear. As a result, new disclosures, explanations and educational videos have been added within the past month.

Here's how Realtors can offer the most accurate projected monthly mortgage payments for customers without misleading them.

The first step is to be DENIED benefits from the state of Florida. Then Realtors, independent contractors and self-employed will be notified on how to apply for federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA).