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Florida law requires safe, habitable rentals. After hurricane damage, tenants may qualify for reduced rent or lease termination if the unit becomes uninhabitable.
A new Freddie Mac survey found more people today are concerned about natural disaster risks, which could shape the future of real estate markets.
Proper preparation and precisely drafted purchase and sales agreements can help avoid costly and time-consuming problems in transactions.
Housing prices increased 4.2% from last year nationwide, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said. Price appreciation remained modest for the 6th month.
Clear, memorable messages that cover areas of expertise, market knowledge and business values can make an agent stand out and push a career forward.
As recovery continues, more than 26,000 people have checked into FEMA-supported housing and more than 2,700 blue tarps have been installed on roofs.
A Redfin survey shows the gap between owners and renters in younger generations is much larger than the gap in older generations.
True inclusion involves more than visible identity factors, experts say. Use a broad approach to address often-overlooked needs.
Nothing gets you recognized faster than a gigantic billboard in your feeder city. Here are some tips.
Professional stagers are looking to create curated designs for a growing number of households with a single income and no children.