by Elsa Soto | Oct 7, 2022 | Blog, Homeowners, Homes, Villas and Condos, News, Real Estate News
Protecting your investment before and After Hurricane What Are the Steps Florida Homeowners Can Take to Prepare for a Hurricane? Hurricane winds produce some of the worst and most costly damage to Florida homes. If you own property in Florida, there are many...
by Elsa Soto | Oct 6, 2022 | Blog, Homeowners, Homes, Villas and Condos, Real Estate Components, Real Estate News
Avoid Scams During the Aftermath Avoid Scams During the Aftermath Residents are warned to be aware of the possibility of fraud and disaster scams in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Following a disaster like Hurricane Ian, qualified contractors are usually in high...
by Elsa Soto | Oct 5, 2022 | Blog, Homeowners, News, Real Estate News
How to Recover After A Hurricane How to Recover After A Hurricane 1. Contact your homeowners insurance company If your home has sustained damage in the wake of the storm, one of the first calls you make should be to your homeowners insurance company....
by Elsa Soto | Oct 4, 2022 | Blog, Homeowners, Homes, Villas and Condos, Investment Property in Florida, Property Management
When Should You Sell a Rental Property? Investment properties can be a lucrative source of passive income, but factors like profitability, maintenance, and the housing market at large can become good reasons to sell a rental property. It is reported that roughly 16%...
by Elsa Soto | Sep 30, 2022 | Blog, Homeowners, Homes, Villas and Condos, Investment Property in Florida, Property Management
How to: Track Rental Property Expenses How to: Track Rental Property Expenses Tracking your rental property income and expenses requires time and resources to keep everything organized. We share best practices on how to track rental property expenses and tips...
by Elsa Soto | Sep 28, 2022 | Blog, Homeowners, Homes, Villas and Condos, News, Sellers
How Much Are Realtor Fees? If you hire a real estate agent to help you buy, sell, or rent a house, this professional gets paid through the average real estate commission. So how much do you pay, and what for? Is there any wiggle room to negotiate this fee or...
