Are you dreaming of a warm-weather retirement? Residents who relocate to Florida in their 60s can choose from countless potential communities depending on their priorities. These cities are some of the best options for seniors who want impressive amenities and a...
Real estate law
What is title insurance?
When you buy a new home, you also need to purchase title insurance. This type of insurance protects your purchase by finding and remedying issues that can affect your right to ownership. In 2020, according to the National Association of REALTORS®, property owners sold...
Pros and cons of becoming a snowbird
While some people purchase a home in Florida so they can retire there permanently, others do so intending to occupy it only a portion of the year. If this is your intention, then you are a snowbird, i.e., you spend the warm months up north then return to Florida when...
Florida’s potential for a major commercial real estate boom
An increase in retailers' online sales caused an unforeseen spike in demand for industrial real estate. As reported by The Real Deal, vacant land for use as commercial warehouse and storage space has become a desirable development property. Developers who construct...
Should You Buy Coastline Property in Florida?
As you approach retirement, you, like many Americans, might want to purchase a summer home in Florida. The Sunshine State’s beautiful beaches, warm weather and lack of income tax make it a popular destination for hard-working Americans looking for a little rest....
What to expect when purchasing real estate remotely
This time last year, no one predicted that nearly half the nation’s work force would have to telecommute. But since spring, millions of Americans have had to devise creative solutions to business dealings, childcare and many other critical matters. Real estate is no...
