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  • State Farm and other insurers cite Florida’s stabilizing market and lower litigation costs as auto insurance rate cuts continue.
  • When a neighbor’s sprinkler floods your property, they may be liable for damage. Experts say to document the issue and consider legal action if it continues.
  • Digital expert Alex Montalenti says agents who update their Google Business Profile with reviews, photos and consistent info can boost visibility and free leads.
  • Homeowners staying put should focus on projects with strong resale value — like kitchen, bath and flooring updates — and avoid overly personalized upgrades.
  • Designers say well-styled shelves make rooms feel balanced and inviting. It’s a small detail that can help homes photograph better and attract more buyer interest.
  • Real estate licensees can be disciplined in a variety of forums, including criminal courts, administrative hearings and local real estate boards. In the first of three articles, we’ll focus on criminal proceedings.
  • The rate on 30-year mortgages dropped to 6.17% from 6.19% last week, while the rate on 15-year mortgages fell to 5.41% from 5.44%, Freddie Mac said.
  • Pres. Weisheyer met with the Japan-America Real Estate Coalition in Tokyo this week – the agreement opens more opportunities for Realtors in both countries, he says.
  • Jerome Powell said another rate cut at the Fed’s December meeting “is not a foregone conclusion,” citing uncertainty from the shutdown and mixed data.
  • Starting Saturday, Florida Realtors members can unlock tailored insurance options and exclusive add-ons through the Health Plan Navigator by Venteur portal.
  • A home’s quick resale history might raise concerns, but experts say it often reflects life changes, not red flags.
  • The Federal Reserve lowered its key rate by 0.25 points to 3.9%, its second rate cut this year and a move that could gradually lower mortgage rates.
  • U.S. consumer confidence fell slightly as concerns about inflation and future job prospects grew, signaling continued unease about the economy.
  • Pending home sales held steady in September, with the South leading regional gains, NAR said. Inventory hit a five-year high as mortgage rates trended lower.

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