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Property Ownership Under Attack!
Property Deed Fraud Is Growing in Florida The switch to online records may be part of the problem. All of Florida’s 67 counties have some sort of property fraud alert program, but more people need to sign up. ORANGE PARK, Fla. – Across Florida, scammers are selling people's land and even homes behind their backs. Officials are urging property owners to protect themselves this week. It's called property deed fraud, and there's been a big spike in cases here in Florida because the real estate market in the Sunshine State is hot. More than 54% of real...
Property Ownership Under Attack!
Property Deed Fraud Is Growing in Florida The switch to online records may be part of the problem. All of Florida’s 67 counties have some sort of property fraud alert program, but more people need to sign up. ORANGE PARK, Fla. – Across Florida, scammers are selling...
Miami Is Now Broadway In The South
Broadway is now living in Miami![iframe...
2024 Market Update: Ron Shuffield
2023 Market Update!
Flip through the presentation; watch Ron's review on the video below.
Q4 Insight Report
Link to my page with the full report: Click on the link below: 2021 Q4 Real Estate Market Update
International Network Report 2022
Link to Berkshire Hathaway International Network Report Real Estate Market Update
2021 Q2 Real Estate Market Update
Link to my page with the full report: Click on the link below: 2021 Q2 Real Estate Market Update
International Transactions: Latest Report
Download the latest report from NAR.
History Of The Key Biscayne Lighthouse
In July of 1824, the United States Congress contracted Samuel B. Lincoln of Boston to build the lighthouse at the tip of Key Biscayne. With his plans and materials in hand, Lincoln set sail the following month but never arrived. It was assumed his ship sank and left...
Hosting Holiday Guests in Limited Space
With more people working from home this year, space has become a priority, and what once may have been a rarely used guest room may now be an office or school room. What to do with the holidays coming and guests on their way to visit? If it’s a working space, there...
A Checklist for Retiring Early
Retiring early is a great idea if you can afford it. Unfortunately, few people plan for retirement as well as they should. A common rule of thumb is to save 10 times your final salary to retire by age 67. For someone with an annual salary of $50,000, that would mean...
Developers Gil Dezer, Jon Paul Perez: Problems Everywhere Else Will Benefit South Florida
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn just moved his office to Sunny Isles. Starwood Capital is building a new headquarters on Miami Beach. Over the past year or so, there has been something of an exodus of financial pros and hedge funders moving to South Florida. Even...
Will The Economy Rebound . . .Looking Ahead
According to KCMBlog.com's Steve Harney,* "One of the biggest questions we all seem to be asking these days is: When are we going to start to see an economic recovery? As the country begins to slowly reopen, moving forward in strategic phases, business activity will...
Buyers Want Out NOW!
"We want out — NOW!" This quarantine has convinced homeowners that they need more rooms, a backyard and plenty of kitchen space — and they want it all now! “I don’t have enough space.” “Now we can hear the neighbors’ every word.” “I need a home office now.” In the...
What Our London Office Is Saying . . .
Getting in Gear Nick Churton, based at the Berkshire Hathaway, HomeServices EWM Realty, London international marketing office, offers his thoughts on the efforts being made to keep buyers and sellers on the move. Throughout the lockdown, agents and brokers have been...
Corona Virus Impact On Our Local South Florida Markets
MIAMI – One of the many industries feeling the impact of the coronavirus pandemic is real estate. According to Christina Vazquez of The Miami Herald, Jorge Guerra Jr., broker and chairman of the Miami Association of Realtors, said while deals are still closing, they...
What Will America’s Housing Market Look Like After The Coronavirus Pandemic Ends?
According to Peter Lane Taylor of ForbesLife, it’s never easy to buy or sell a home—even in the best market conditions. During the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s become nearly impossible. "I know this firsthand. My wife and I listed our house for sale in late February,...
My New Home Appraised!
Yes, that’s music to our ears . . . “It appraised!” With my vast experience and years in this business, I have come to weather most of the challenges of our ever-changing Real Estate market. I have come to learn that there are many hurdles that I have no control...