What does a town spend? How do they stack up on crime and education? The Taxpayer Accountability & Transparency Project website from the Florida House “gives residents a useful tool to … Continue reading →

It’s safe to move, but COVID-19 adds a new wrinkle for buyers who want masks and social distancing to be part of the process. Start with extra moving supplies. Moving … Continue reading →

Study: 54% of buyers argued over a home’s style; 47% over must-have features. Of sellers, 69% tussled over a listing price, when to lower it or whether to accept an … Continue reading →

No law mandates square-footage calculations, and while a national group offers guidelines, a home can be larger or smaller than the numbers listed by the county. While no laws govern … Continue reading →

The one-week tax break ends on June 4 and covers sales taxes on storm-prep items, such as portable generators, flashlights, batteries and home-protection gear.   It’s May in Florida and … Continue reading →

It’s become more important lately to look great on video chats. To make the best impression, focus on backgrounds, lighting and the room’s acoustics. Video chats over Zoom, Google Hangouts, … Continue reading →

You don’t need to turn on the news to see how the coronavirus pandemic has overturned our world. But if you’re fortunate enough to be healthy during these crazy times, there’s a … Continue reading →

It was Day 7 of complete social isolation. The only person I’d made eye contact with in 72 hours, not including a Zoom happy hour, was my husband. I was … Continue reading →

Although the coronavirus has kept us physically apart, we are staying virtually connected. However, it can be hard not to have your entire day consumed by technology like binge-watching Tiger … Continue reading →