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Housing Markets Top Markets for Retirees Some of the most affordable housing markets for retirees also offer desirable community amenities October 5, 2023 Image: Michael Moloney / stock.adobe.com Continue Reading Despite deteriorating affordability in a growing number of housing markets, a few affordable destinations still offer budget-friendly housing options for retirees. Southern markets such asRead …
Find out how to leverage data from third-party programs such as Courted.io and Broker Metrics to garner critical insights into real estate agent recruitment and help you classify potential recruits based on their experience, productivity, and possible fit within your…
The unique culture of beach towns has an almost magical appeal to many homebuyers. But what happens if that slice of salty paradise happens to be a hurricane zone too? Your house could be at risk of suffering serious damage. How can you decide whether it’s worth it to buy in a hurricane zone? HereRead …
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Homebuyers looking to escape the bustle of major cities without limiting their access to restaurants, shopping centers, and entertainment are headed to smaller urban areas like Carmel, Indiana, which was named the top small city in the United States for 2023, according to a recent study by WalletHub. Located about 30 minutes north of IndianapolisRead …
Taxes aren’t something you want to do alone as a Realtor. Finding the right accountant is key. Here’s how to find a tax pro who understands your business and how to save you money. ❗MORE GREAT INFO FROM FLORIDA REALTORS…
Homeowners are expanding and upgrading their bathrooms, with 1 in 5 opting for more space and more luxurious design features, according to the 2023 U.S. Houzz Bathroom Trends Study. Roughly 3 in 5 bathrooms were larger than 100 square feet thanks to renovations that stole space from closets, bedrooms, or hallways, Realtor.com reports. Median spendingRead …
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The dream of homeownership is becoming increasingly elusive for first-time buyers as surging home prices and soaring mortgage rates make renting more appealing. In just three of the nation’s 50 largest metropolitan areas—Memphis, Tenn., Pittsburgh, Penn., and Birmingham, Ala.—it’s more cost-effective to buy than rent. High mortgage rates, averaging over 7%, have pushed up homeowners’Read …
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