Save Our Homes challenged in Court...

Very interesting, especially in light of the new Amendment coming up for vote in Jan. I especially like the part about the tax inequities widening to 400+% in 2026 between Homesteaded property and Non-Honesteaded property.

Sorry I can't post the text (copyrighted) but the link is below:

http://www.floridarealtors.org/NewsAndEvents/n1-121707.cfm

Sellers, the bleeding continued through November and we broke a few multi-year records. If you have to sell, PRICE IT RIGHT! Don't price it like your neighbor, who sold a year ago. Heck, even 6 months ago is too recent. Make buyers WANT to write an offer.

If you are upside-down in the property financially, there are avenues of assistance. You need to contact a Realtor immediately - please don't only listen to your lender. They are in tough times and every dollar they can get out of you helps them, not you.

Buyers, what in the heck are you waiting for. My clients closed on Tuesday with a 5.5% 30 year fixed rate. Granted they have sterling credit, but it was a 97% loan! Looking back over the history of interests rates, it's like free money at sub-6% rates. High inventory and motivated sellers are a no-brainer for moving up, moving down, or moving to the water, or moving to a golf course, or mov...you get the picture.

By the time you start hearing good news in the newspapers, it will be too late. Call or email me!