Dave Bailey

Don't make a permanent Florida decision with vacation-level information. That might be one of the most important pieces of relocation advice nobody gives you. Because when...

Pebble Creek’s former golf course just cleared a major redevelopment hurdle. Here’s what nearby homeowners and buyers should know.

A mortgage payment can jump because of taxes, insurance, an escrow shortage, reassessment, or several changes at once. Here is how Florida homeowners can separate the permanent increase from the temporary catch-up—and find the right person to call.

Compare your new build’s closing, stabilized, and possible catch-up payments before taxes, insurance, incentives, and escrow catch up.

The payment you see at closing may not be the payment your new home settles into. Calculate your closing, stabilized, and catch-up payments before an incomplete estimate becomes payment shock.