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Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible interest rate cut, a move that could help mortgage rates, and emphasized a cautious approach is necessary.
A growing number of Florida HOAs are using license plate readers and speed cameras to fine speeders on private roads, prompting legal and privacy concerns.
When you encounter a buyer who has already signed an exclusive agreement with a brokerage firm, remember a Realtor®’s ethical duty to avoid interfering with another firm’s exclusive relationship.
Homeowners should consider remodeling costs versus moving, factoring in home value, equity and lifestyle needs before deciding.
The state ranks among the most fun in the nation, leading in restaurants, attractions and festivals, offering residents plenty of activities and recreation options.
A converted garage that wasn’t properly permitted can lead to citations, but options may include retroactive permits, compliance or legal action.
A growing number of agents are using virtual assistants for marketing, scheduling, client communication and transaction coordination.
When a Listing Broker took the listing, the Seller made it very clear what price they wanted the property to be listed and sold. After weeks of marketing the property, the Listing Broker concluded the property was overpriced. The Listing Broker shared this opinion with their sales team but failed to share with the Seller. Was this a violation of the Code of Ethics?
Moving can be stressful for children, but it also provides a growth opportunity. Make it easier by creating daily routines and communicating continuously.
National home sales ticked up in July, led by steady month-over-month growth in the South, Northeast and West. Inventory reached its highest since 2020.