Training Your Email Service
To avoid spam, don’t unsubscribe from unwanted emails or click links. Instead, mark spam as junk or phishing to help improve filters.
Avoid These Common Tax Refund Delays
The IRS reminds taxpayers to check their W-2s, 1099s and other tax documents carefully before filing. If something seems wrong, contact your employer or bank.
The Benefits of Planting Native Species
Spring and summer are perfect for boosting curb appeal with native plants, which thrive in local climates, reduce water usage and save time and money.
Building Repeat Business and Referrals
New Realtors can build lasting careers by using social media wisely, personalizing service and staying connected long after the deal closes.
Factors to Consider Before Lowering the Price
Before cutting a listing’s price, agents should review marketing, market conditions, property type, demand, seller motivation and seasonality.
Buyers and Sellers: Staying Ahead in the Market
With mortgage rates steady, buyers and sellers must remain prepared. Home improvements, decluttering and proper financial prep can help navigate today’s market.
Time for Spring Cleaning Your Phone
Got too many apps? The average person has 80 on their phone but use just 9–10 daily. Spring’s the perfect time to declutter, boost speed and simplify your phone.
Florida Faces Coastal Flooding Risk by 2050
Florida’s flood risk is highest in the U.S. due to the low-lying coastline, high population density and zoning patterns in vulnerable areas, a new study found.
Why Paying the Ransom Is Not the Answer
Paying a ransom perpetuates the cybercrime cycle. Organizations must invest in a recovery-first approach for operational resilience and minimized downtime.
Mortgage Rates Dip for Second Week
The average rate on 30-year mortgages fell to 6.64% from 6.65% last week while rates on 15-year mortgages went down to 5.82% from 5.89%.