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Seasoned real estate agents know there are many bumps and obstacles on the path to the closing of a sale. Disclosure laws, which vary from state to state, often cause some of these unexpected obstacles. If addressed early enough, however, the path can be smoothed into a satisfactory final transaction.
These particular laws outline what a …
We’re hearing a lot about short sales these days and in an earlier blog we addressed the issue of selling homes under that plan. Buying such property also offers fresh challenges and the true professional agent owes it to the client as well as to themselves to work carefully through the process.
Banks sometimes pay …
Listing agents with tall experience in “short sales” are finding themselves once again in high demand by sellers. Agents who take the trouble to study short sale strategy will be rewarded not only monetarily but, just as importantly, by the humane satisfaction of helping a distressed family retain its dignity.
Although you may be familiar with …
On March 21, Florida entered in to a mutual recognition agreement with Connecticut, making Connecticut the 11th state to have such an agreement with Florida. The other states are Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Tennessee. Brokers and Sales Associates can qualify for an equivalent type license in Florida if they …
Florida has the dubious distinction in 2006 of having more mortgage fraud cases than any other state, passing the state of Georgia. (Georgia authorities made major strides in a fraud crackdown, even raiding title closing offices during closings.) The FBI has made mortgage fraud one of its top priorities in the last two years because …
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