Month: January 2025

38%, Understanding Expired Listings

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I will get to the 38% parts in a few minutes. This is one area of real estate listings that often gets overlooked, and you are the one that needs to know what’s next, not the agent. Did you have your home for sale and the listing expired? Probably the next day you got bombarded … Continued

Is the Florida Real Estate Market Headed for a Crash?

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YES, and NO. Here’s the Yes part.  While Florida has been the Retirement Capitol of much of the East Coast of the United States for many years, that market is slowly being taken over by other states. Why? Lower cost of living seems to be the major factor. States like Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia have … Continued

10 Tips for Finding Off-Market Deals

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Finding off-market homes, properties not listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)—can offer significant advantages, including reduced competition and potential cost savings. While many of these tips are known to some investors, there are many that don’t do them, or are consistent at doing them. To uncover these hidden opportunities, consider employing the following strategies: … Continued

Hurricanes, Earthquakes, and Other Disasters: What You Need to Know About Being Properly Insured in Florida 

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Natural disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and wildfires are realities for homeowners in . While the thought of these events can be daunting, proper insurance coverage can offer peace of mind and financial protection. If you’re a homeowner in , understanding your insurance options is essential to safeguarding your investment and ensuring you’re prepared for … Continued

Landlord Nightmares: Made Easy!

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Why Selling Your Rental Property on Installments Makes Financial Sense If you’re a landlord tired of dealing with a run-down rental property that needs constant maintenance, you’ve probably considered selling. But maybe you’re not thrilled about the tax hit or losing out on monthly income. What if there was a way to sell your property, … Continued