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Two newly revised forms address changes in law that require condo sellers and buyers to supply and acknowledge association documents.
Year over year, U.S. single-family home prices rose to 3.9% in August, the lowest rate of growth recorded since last July.
When a buyer agrees to compensate their brokerage firm in a buyer’s broker agreement, there are a few ways they can fulfill this obligation using Florida Realtors forms.
The commercial market is rebounding. Transactions are increasing, driven by distressed properties and new liquidity as buyers and sellers agree on pricing.
Increasing optimism is largely driven by positive views on the national economy over the next year. Consumer sentiment should improve overall in the months ahead.
A Realtor told the listing broker after the scheduled showing the buyer decided not to view the home. The owners filed an ethics complaint against the Realtor, but the hearing panel found there wasn't a violation of the Code of Ethics. How can that be?
Slowing down to catch mistakes makes for better transactions and ensures higher-quality customer service, experts say.
Many Florida condo associations are required to have the inspection reports completed by Dec. 31. The documents will help buyers understand the cost of ownership.
The updated FR/BAR Condominium Rider, (CR-6xx_A) and CRSP Condominium Addendum (CRSP16xxx_F) include the required language.
Redfin reported 54% of U.S. apartments that were completed in the first quarter rented within three months, up from 47% a quarter earlier.