The federal government has experienced 14 shutdowns since 1980. If Congress fails to pass a full-year spending bill or a stopgap “continuing resolution” (CR) to keep the government open, there could be another shutdown on Oct. 1. But what does this mean, and how does it impact everyday Americans and ...
View MoreIt’s a tale as old as time. The FSBO who plans to forgo the traditional real estate process until a few weeks (or months) of watching neighbors sell and field lowball offers brings them back to the agent—and to the MLS.
While real estate professionals will argue all day for ...
View MoreA 1031 exchange is a provision of the Internal Revenue Code that allows real estate investors to defer capital gains taxes on the sale of one investment property by reinvesting the proceeds into another “like-kind” property. This can be a valuable tool for investors who want to grow their portfolio ...
View MoreA full 45% of Florida homes are part of a homeowner association, the highest percentage by far among all U.S states.
Today’s Homeowner analyzed data from the Foundation for Community Association Research to determine which states have the highest and lowest percentage of homes in HOAs.
Nationally, about 22 ...
View MoreBuyers who can afford a home in today's market appear willing to pay even more for luxuries that personalize their space.
New Zillow® research finds that listings touting chef-friendly amenities, such as steam ovens, pizza ovens and professional-grade appliances, can sell for as much as 5.3% more ...
View MoreQuestion: We have to move for family reasons and put our house up for sale. It has been several months, and ...
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Lawmakers finalized three bills that, among other things, eliminate one-way attorney fees, nix assignment-of-benefit options and further depopulate Citizens Ins.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida Legislature wrapped up their special session on Wednesday after passing three bills.
“If you had to sum up the major outcomes of the insurance reform ...
If so, ask some questions to help get ready for a successful outcome, like what would you be willing to sacrifice in terms of space to be able to afford a home?
It has been quite the year. In 2022, we’ve lived through high inflation, stock market lows, housing market ...
There is no question that housing affordability has shut out first-time buyers with the rise in interest rates and home prices. During the data collection period, buyers also saw the lowest inventory in the ...
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