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1 week ago |
amisun.com | Louise Bolger
If you like the condo lifestyle and you live in Florida, you’ve landed in the right place. But even what seems to be the right place can have challenges, especially in the environment we’re currently living in. Let’s start with the rights of condo owners. Florida condo law, as outlined in the Florida Condominium Act (Chapter 718 of the Florida Statutes) will explain, in fine print, owner rights as an owner, but for the purpose of this column we’ll hit on some of the key aspects.
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2 weeks ago |
amisun.com | Louise Bolger
It’s been six months since Hurricane Milton invaded us and every day we still feel the effects of the storm. Most of us are either continually rebuilding, cleaning up or juggling finances to get our lives back to where they were before the storms. Last week we talked about buyer and seller remorse, but the deeper emotional issues are losing your home and your possessions. Most people have an emotional attachment to their homes and their community.
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3 weeks ago |
amisun.com | Louise Bolger
Remorse is the feeling of regret, second thoughts or disappointment in a decision recently made. When it comes to buying and selling real estate, it’s difficult not to have some level of remorse about the transaction, especially in the situation we’re in now. Anna Maria Island has always been that special little place different from other coastal areas of Florida. Old Florida was true in Anna Maria, with no high rises, no big box stores and no drive-throughs.
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1 month ago |
amisun.com | Louise Bolger
Balance of power is something we usually talk about as it relates to international positioning between powerful nations. Now the phrase is lending itself to the real estate market and the buyers are finally getting the upper hand. Homebuyers are benefiting from the fading disappearance of bidding wars. Sellers are willing to lower prices and offer incentives. Increased home listings are working to the advantage of buyers with less competition and more negotiating room.
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1 month ago |
amisun.com | Louise Bolger
It’s tax time again and tax time is never fun, but this year could be particularly not fun. In view of the 2024 storms, this tax filing season could be quite a bit different in addition to the normal tax benefits afforded homeowners. I’m not a licensed CPA or even a tax preparer, so you always need to seek advice from a professional when it comes to finance of any type. I did, however, find a couple of points related specifically to Hurricane Milton. On Oct.
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