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Workers earning income through digital platforms can qualify for mortgages if they have steady income, good credit, savings and solid documentation.
Homemade pesticides may seem natural and cheap, but they can be ineffective and risky to health, plants, pets and the environment.
The spring housing season is heating up with strong buyer interest, but limited listings and climbing prices making the market competitive, NAHB said.
Nearly half of small business owners don’t realize they have a business credit score — yet it can influence loans, insurance and growth.
The bipartisan Housing Supply Frameworks Act would help state and local governments update rules that delay new housing, according to NAR.
Some Floridians are turning to lower-cost dwelling/fire insurance to save on premiums, but the limited coverage may leave gaps during major claims.
Week 6 legislative session surprise – Realtors object to 389-page amendment that abolishes the Florida Real Estate Commission.
Generative AI tools like voice clones and avatars are fueling smarter scams, making fraud harder to detect and easier for criminals to carry out.
Four Florida real estate pros made Realtor Magazine’s 30-Under-30 list for 2025, honored for business savvy, leadership and community dedication.
Lending money to adult children for a house can work well if you create a written agreement, charge interest and understand the risks. Gifting is another option.