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Juana Watkins, Florida Realtors® general counsel and vice president of Law & Policy, discusses changes to buyer broker agreements to help you do business in a post-NAR settlement world. FORMS, RESOURCES, WEBINARS AND MORE from Florida Realtors at https://floridarealtors.org/nar-settlement
Juana Watkins, Florida Realtors® general counsel and vice president of Law & Policy, answers frequently asked questions about changes to buyer broker agreements to help you do business in a post-NAR settlement world. FORMS, RESOURCES, WEBINARS AND MORE from Florida…
Nearly two years after the federal government lifted COVID-19 pandemic-era eviction moratoriums, evictions are surging in some of the most popular boomtowns for one simple reason: The rent is too high. Princeton University’s Eviction Lab tracks eviction filings across 10 states and 34 cities and recorded 1,078,856 evictions nationwide over the past year. The lab’sRead …
Evictions in Pandemic Boomtowns Are Surging as Rents Rise Read More »
What’s not to love about a log cabin ? The cozy vibes, the backwoods charm, the (likely) forested landscape—a log cabin can make for a comfy home or an ideal vacation escape. Not to mention, log cabins aren’t usually known for high asking prices. Generally, these abodes are on the smaller side and found inRead …
We’ve Got Cabin Fever: 5 Lovely Log Homes, All Priced Below $300K Read More »
The appeal of Southern life is not lost on America’s older population, with many being lured there in droves thanks to affordable housing and lower tax rates. Adults aged 65-plus have a growing presence in metropolitan areas—up 9.4% between 2020 to 2003, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest population estimates. And Southern cities haveRead …
Retirees Are Packing Up and Relocating to These Surprising Cities Read More »
I love visiting Captiva & look forward to my annual stay each summer. It’s the second summer since Hurricane Ian damaged the area and did so much destruction to Sanibel & Fort Myers Beach. As usual, I took lots of…
If a mansion and a private resort hotel were thrown into a gilded blender, the result would be a “superhome.” What exactly makes a superhome? According to Forbes , “Superhomes measure 20,000 square feet or more, and deliver on the wants of our nation’s growing ranks of super high net worth folks. Those desires includeRead …
What Is a Superhome? 10 Must-See Mansions That Define the High-End Trend Read More »
Weeds in the front yard, grass that grew over 4 inches, a shed painted the wrong color. If you think not paying your mortgage is the only offense that gets your home foreclosed on, think again. James McAdoo , a homeowner in South Fulton County, GA, told a local TV station that he had toRead …
‘My House Was Sold on the Courthouse Steps for $3.24’ Read More »
With high mortgage rates and soaring home prices, the dream of homeownership has escaped the reach of many Americans. That’s why it might come as a surprise that some of the poorest states across the nation have more homeowners than their more affluent counterparts. West Virginia leads all states with a 77% homeownership rate, followedRead …
Some of the Poorest U.S. States Have the Highest Homeownership Rates Read More »
Simone Biles is a gymnast extraordinaire. The most decorated gymnast in the combined history of the Olympics and world championships, she even has several moves named after her. When it comes to real estate, Biles also displays some winning moves. When she isn’t training for competition, she has a hand in scoring some medal-worthy homes.Read …
A Perfect 10? An Inside Look at Simone Biles’ Medal-Worthy Real Estate Read More »
