Working “virtually” is now more important than ever before, and I want to share with you how DeVore Design can help you provide virtual services to your sellers.  We are … Continue reading →

DeVore Design’s operations have been deemed essential by local authorities, so DeVore Design will continue to serve the needs of real estate agents throughout Central Florida. We have implemented strict … Continue reading →

We received all your valuable feedback last week, and DeVore Design has launched a new “Virtual Buyer Video Tour” service which reduces and can eliminate buyers walking through a sellers … Continue reading →

DeVore Design is looking for your feedback.  How can we help you through these tumultuous times?  Please reach out and let us know!  We want to provide you with the … Continue reading →

Fifth Third Bank is making it easier for low-income borrowers to buy a home. Last year, Fifth Third rolled out a new mortgage lending program that provides as much as … Continue reading →

Last week, I wrote about why podcasting should be embraced by real estate agents. I think I made a pretty compelling case that podcasting can be a great tool for … Continue reading →

The average U.S. FICO score hit a record high of 703 in 2019, driven by Americans in their 30s, as a strong labor market helped people to pay their bills … Continue reading →

Although homebuying season seemed to have arrived early this year, Zillow says that homes listed in May generally sell for more than other times during the year. In fact, the … Continue reading →

It’s safe to say that iBuying made waves in the housing market in 2019. From Zillow to Opendoor, the instant buyer conversation dominated the internet and the real estate industry, … Continue reading →

Study: About 1% of homes sold in 2019 went to an iBuyer, but while Orlando ranked 13th nationally (No. 1 in Fla.), only 2.2% of its home sales involved an … Continue reading →

Buyers may be able to boost their credit scores by 15-20 points in only a few months by paying bills on time and lowering their credit card balance. The higher … Continue reading →

A survey of 1,500 Americans found that only 18% “don’t have any housing worries.” 1 in 3 worry about major unexpected repairs; 17% fear home prices will go down. Homeowners … Continue reading →

Remind sellers to ask their financial advisers about tax deductions they’re eligible for in a home sale. One of the big ones they may qualify for: selling costs. As long … Continue reading →

A customer who alleges that a real estate broker sent spam texts filed a lawsuit against the broker. The Real Deal calls it “the latest case brought by a pair … Continue reading →

Debra Traverso, a marketing consultant, says Realtors should create 30-second message to let prospects know who they are and what they do. They should deliver a distinct and memorable message … Continue reading →

Some homeowners are viewing a fireplace as more of a liability than an asset – and they’re opting to remove it. For some it’s a safety issue since there are … Continue reading →

Real estate agents are always looking for that competitive edge, that unique way to stand out and be found, known, and remembered in their local market. But how? While there … Continue reading →

For the first time, online platforms such as Airbnb would have to collect and remit taxes on vacation rental properties, ensure that only properly licensed rentals are advertised and provide … Continue reading →

Every kitchen, no matter how small or cramped, should have a spot to enjoy a cup of coffee or a quick dinner. If you think your only option is standing … Continue reading →

Rent growth has gone up pretty moderately in the new year, and it forecasted to keep trending that way. From December to January, the national average rent has gone up … Continue reading →