Who Actually Represents You? How Florida Real Estate Brokerage Works
Who Actually Represents You? How Florida Real Estate Brokerage Works It's a Sunday afternoon and you're standing in the foyer of a model home in Shearwater. There's a folding table by the door, a bowl of mints, and a friendly person who hands you a clipboard and asks what brought you out today. You
Short-Term Rental Rules in St. Johns and Nassau County: What Owners Need to Know
Can You Rent It Out When You Are Not Using It? It is the second question almost every out-of-state buyer asks about a beach condo, and they usually ask it in the car on the way to the third showing. Buy now, rent it to visitors for a few years, retire into it later. On a spreadsheet it is beautiful.
The Four-Point Inspection: Why It Decides Whether a Florida Deal Closes
Why Did the Insurance Company Ask for Another Inspection? A buyer from Pennsylvania got through the home inspection on a 1988 house in Atlantic Beach with a short repair list and a good feeling. Then her insurance agent asked for a four-point. She had never heard the term. She assumed it was paperwo
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