ORLANDO, Fla. – When a buyer and seller reach an agreement on a property, all Florida Realtors® residential contracts contain language regarding the buyer’s ability to conduct an inspection. Most Realtors® understand this includes a general inspection of the property, but it’s important to note there are other types of inspections a buyer may […]
ORLANDO, Fla. – Dear Shannon: I’m a broker who focuses on home buyers. A recent college graduate called me and said he was moving to the city for a teaching job at the local high school. He was married with two young children and was a veteran. I started working with the buyer to […]
NEW YORK – To create an eye-catching listing presentation, real estate professionals should research the market and micro-market to understand how long properties take to sell, average sales price and property costs, what local schools and the district are like and what the area’s walkability score is, as well as whether the market is […]
News & Media By Amy Connolly ORLANDO, Fla. – In the coming weeks, Florida Realtors® will be hosting online events to help Realtors® move forward with the proposed settlement practice changes that begin Aug. 17. Early next week, two of those webinars will focus on crucial topics – listing agreements and buyer representation. Links […]
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Consumer sentiment among Floridians increased for the second consecutive month in July, rising to 74.4 points, up 1.2 points from a revised figure of 73.2 in June. In contrast, national consumer sentiment declined for the fourth consecutive month, dipping 1.8 points. “It appears that consumer sentiment in Florida has gained traction […]
News & Media By Lisa Walker ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida Realtors® is committed to supporting you through the latest National Association of Realtors® settlement requirements effective August 17. We’re excited to announce new resources to help you stay compliant and informed. Links to /law-ethics/nar-settlement-sitzer-burnett-lawsuit July 30: Florida Realtors has released new listing forms and […]
NEW YORK – To create an eye-catching listing presentation, real estate professionals should research the market and micro-market to understand how long properties take to sell, average sales price and property costs, what local schools and the district are like and what the area’s walkability score is, as well as whether the market is […]
NEW YORK – You might have heard you’ll need a 20% down payment to buy a home. While there’s a reason that number seems standard, 20% isn’t set in stone. Many mortgages require borrowers to put down as little as 3% or 3.5%, and some loans don’t have minimums at all. The median sale […]
CHICAGO – When Liz Levey-Pruyn began in the real estate industry, closing gifts were simple: a bottle of wine, a nice candle. “But I try to always give something that will be meaningful and stick around, so every time the clients look at it, they remember our wonderful experience working together,” says Levey-Pruhn, team […]
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Consumer sentiment among Floridians increased for the second consecutive month in July, rising to 74.4 points, up 1.2 points from a revised figure of 73.2 in June. In contrast, national consumer sentiment declined for the fourth consecutive month, dipping 1.8 points. “It appears that consumer sentiment in Florida has gained traction […]
News & Media By Amy Connolly ORLANDO, Fla. – In the coming weeks, Florida Realtors® will be hosting online events to help Realtors® move forward with the proposed settlement practice changes that begin Aug. 17. Early next week, two of those webinars will focus on crucial topics – listing agreements and buyer representation Links […]
CHICAGO – Want to learn about the upcoming settlement changes, but don’t have the time to scroll through countless webpages? Lend an ear (and an eye) – the National Association of Realtors® has information for you. The Drive With NAR podcast includes information vital to Realtors® about the proposed Aug. 17 settlement and other […]