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Florida renters will soon benefit from 13,591 new single-family homes for rent, which are currently under construction across the state.
Ghost preparers take the taxpayer’s money but don't sign the return or use a preparer ID, leaving the taxpayer fully responsible if there's an issue.
Consumer sentiment declined as year-ahead inflation expectations surged to 4.3% in February, marking the highest level since November.
Homeowners usually have no legal right to a view, but specific situations can make a difference including malicious intent to block a view
The legal webinar will help Realtors navigate upcoming changes to robocall and robotext rules, providing best practices for members to implement in their businesses.
The lock-in effect is starting to ease because Americans are growing accustomed to elevated rates, and for many, it’s not realistic to stay put forever, Redfin said.
Officials said asphalt shingles, common on Florida roofs, begin degrading from the sun and weakening in about 10 years, offering less protection.
The uptick in new listings, along with slow sales, is contributing to a growing pool of supply for homebuyers to choose from, Redfin said.
NAR’s new Consumer Guide helps sellers understand home pricing factors, comps and value-boosting steps. View all 21 guides at facts.Realtor.
The governor announced premium reductions for Citizens Property Insurance customers in South Florida, where most policies are concentrated.