When it comes to having our dream house, a garden can play a huge role; after all, it adds to the overall look and feel to the exterior of your … Continue reading →

The Orlando weather this weekend looks to be pretty terrible, so before you curl up on the couch with a bottle of white wine and The Office on your laptop, … Continue reading →

Have you ever followed downtown detour signs, only to end up driving in a giant circle? Now, imagine doing that in a storm.… Source: Orlando Weekly | Live Learn Nona Blog | … Continue reading →

After more than 2,000 cases of reported hepatitis A cases in Florida this year, state Surgeon General Scott Rivkees declared a public health emergency Thursday. “I am declaring this Public … Continue reading →

Sometimes it’s simply a small notion that someone at work mentioned. A coworker just bought a first home and they just keep talking about it. Or maybe you start noticing … Continue reading →

Regardless of how tidy you are, your floors, rugs and carpets will get dirty. Between the dirt you track in your shoes, accidental spills and the inevitable accumulation of dust, … Continue reading →

On Nov. 21, the minimum investment to get an EB-5 visa rises from $500K to $900K, and developers are rushing to lock in capital before the increase. ORLANDO, Fla. – … Continue reading →

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) will lower its maximum loan-to-value requirements for cash-out refinance transactions from 85% to 80% on Sept. 1. WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Housing and … Continue reading →

Everything is cyclical, and the next recession could start next year, according to housing experts and economists – but real estate shouldn’t be hit too hard. NEW YORK – The … Continue reading →

A St. Petersburg home in a high-demand area burned down leaving an empty plot, and using a listing photo of the fire is a big risk but also crazy-good marketing. … Continue reading →