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Number of Mortgages in Forbearance Drops to 3.5%

Mortgage bankers say that many homeowners are coming out of forbearance, with only 7.4%, so far, either selling the home, doing a refi or otherwise paying off the mortgage. 1 in 4 (23.2%) never stopped making monthly payments; another 1 in 4 (28%) ended up having their loans deferred.

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NEW: Escalation Addendum to Contract Released

Florida Realtors® released a new addendum for use with Florida Realtors® contracts, the Escalation Addendum to Contract, available through Form Simplicity and other licensed vendors. FAQs and how-to-complete info is available on the association’s website.

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Blazing Summer Ties Record High in Martin County

Just in! Newly released market reports from Florida Realtors® detailing recent real estate activity in Martin County. The reports compare year-over-year data for June. Here are statistics on single family homes.

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Why the Treasure Coast housing market is booming

Home values on the Treasure Coast — St. Lucie County, Indian River County and Martin County — are booming. This surge is caused by new growth in the area economy including an influx of new companies plus out-of-state residents moving to the area.

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Yes, Florida, People Are Listing Homes for Sale

Florida Realtors® chief economist: More homes are being listed than you think. Despite record-low inventory levels, the reason for current buyer frustrations isn’t “fewer homes coming into the market.” It’s strong buyer demand – so strong that listings don’t stay active very long.

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BeachesMLS Upgrades to Remine Pro


BeachesMLS, the subsidiary of Broward, Palm Beaches & St. Lucie Realtors® have upgraded to Remine Pro, a groundbreaking benefit for their 40,000 MLS subscribers.

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Photo Copyright Lawsuits: Agents Keep Getting Sued

You need a photo of a Gulf sunset to sell a beachfront condo. A title company you often use has a perfect photo on its website and surely wouldn’t mind if you use it – so you do. It seems innocent, but the actual photo owners are going after agents claiming copyright infringement.

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