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Florida PACE Assessments: Hidden Costs Before Buying
Florida PACE assessments deserve attention when a home listing advertises a recently replaced roof, air conditioner, impact windows, or other...
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Florida Termite Bonds: Hidden Transfer Gaps Before Buying
Florida termite bonds can sound reassuring when a seller mentions them during a home purchase. However, an existing agreement does...
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Florida Homes With Leased Propane Tanks: Hidden Buyer Costs
A propane tank in the yard can look like another feature included in a Florida home sale. In some cases,...
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Florida Homes With Reclaimed Water Irrigation: Critical Checks Before Buying
Florida homes with reclaimed water irrigation can appeal to buyers who want an established way to water their landscaping. Yet...
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Miami Condo Flood Insurance Gaps: What Buyers Should Check
Condo flood insurance should be reviewed before purchasing a unit in Miami, even when the association says the building is...
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Renting a Florida Home With a Private Well and Septic System
Renting a Florida home with a private well and septic system can provide access to rural communities, larger lots and...
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Florida HOA Estoppel Fees: What Homebuyers Should Understand
Florida HOA estoppel fees often appear among the closing expenses when a home belongs to a homeowners association. The fee...
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Florida Garage Conversions: Permits, Cooling and Insurance Concerns
Florida garage conversions can provide an office, bedroom, family room or additional living area without expanding the home’s original footprint....
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Florida Concrete Block Homes: Benefits, Risks and Inspection Questions
Florida concrete block homes are common because masonry construction can provide durability, pest resistance and structural strength. Buyers sometimes assume...
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Buying a Florida Home With an Older Screened Pool Enclosure
An older screened pool enclosure can make a Florida backyard more comfortable by reducing leaves, insects and other debris around...
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