Florida Realtors News

Real estate is a high-contact occupation, and with deals that often involve lots of money, it draws scammers out of the woodwork. These tips can help you survive.

It’s not enough to proclaim your culture, you must live it. Here’s an inside look at some brokerages that practice what they preach.

Read one woman's shocking story of being held for ransom during a house showing — and learn how you can protect yourself.    

From drip campaigns to handwritten notes, let technology save time so you can focus aspects of your real estate business that require a personal touch.

Over 99% of the time, a crime victim will tell police, “I knew something was wrong,” “I knew better,” or “I had a bad feeling.”

Introvert, extrovert, Type A? Several brokerages expand teams based on personality test results, but some experts wonder how effective that is in the workplace.

The magazine took home 7 awards for design and writing in the 2019 Florida Magazine Association’s competition, including 3 Charlie Awards, the FMA’s top honor.

According to the ASPCA, repairing damage to real estate caused by dogs costs about $737 to $1,040 a year – and standard homeowners’ policies won’t cover damage caused by a pet.

Effective marketing doesn’t need to cost a fortune. These cheap and simple ideas will come in handy when your business needs a boost.

Almost 90% of households say they keep their animals in mind when buying a home — so why not tap into that market by becoming a "pet-friendly Realtor."