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Back in July 2013, Florida put over 100 new laws into effect, many of which will have a significant impact on landlords and renters in the eviction process. One of these laws includes provisions that make it easier for landlords … Continue reading →

The real estate market is constantly changing and evolving, so the following advice is based on our current market situation to date: Whether you are a cash buyer or financing a your intended purchase, the competition is heavy and you’ll … Continue reading →

Welcome to Florida, the land of sun, fun, and absolutely no state taxes… Horaaay! Yes, we have beautiful beaches, nice smooth roads, wonderful parks and recreation, but just how does our state get manage all this without collecting state taxes … Continue reading →

As of this date of this post, mortgage rates are at record lows. This makes for great home buying and refinance opportunities. Today we’ll focus on the refinance decision. Refinancing is an opportunity to lower your payment, lower your term, … Continue reading →

Welcome to Florida, the land of sun, fun, and absolutely no state taxes… Horaaay! Yes, we have beautiful beaches, nice smooth roads, wonderful parks and recreation, but just how does our state manage all this without collecting state taxes you … Continue reading →

In the real estate transaction process, most buyers don’t give much thought to title insurance when they buy a property. We know that it’s a mandatory fee when financing a purchase, or perhaps we’ve seen it on every other closing … Continue reading →

One of the many ways in which the coronavirus affects our lives and economy is the laws around the topic of eviction. On April 2, 2020, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis ordered a 45-day suspension of all evictions (and foreclosures) due … Continue reading →

As of this posting date, there is not a person or business that isn’t affected by the coronavirus pandemic that is sweeping through our state, our nation, and our world. Of course, health and safety are the number one priority, … Continue reading →

Like many other states, the “AS IS” Residential Contract For Sale and Purchase is a popular choice for Florida real estate contracts. The Florida “AS IS” real estate contract is the one often used for properties with visible issues, and … Continue reading →

Short answer: No. Long Answer: No, but it is wise to have one, and here’s why: Realtors help buyers find properties or help sellers find buyers. This is obviously an essential part of the real estate transaction process. But asking … Continue reading →