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Post exclusive: ARE TITLE FEES FAIR? Florida costs highest in the Southeast

The title insurance business is making a lot of money for folks like William P. Foley II, the highest-paid Fortune 500 executive in Florida in 2010. Total compensation: more than $27 million from companies including the nation’s largest title insurer. But it’s a rotten deal for ordinary Floridians buying or refinancing a home, consumer advocates [...]

5 More Habits of Highly Productive Real Estate Agents

Guest post by Leighton Dees, Chairman and CEO of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Generations in Mobile, AL. In my last post 5 Habits of Highly Productive Real Estate Agents, we explored techniques designed to improve your efficiency and boost your productivity. With the many distractions that plague our day, I often wonder how real estate agents are [...]

FPL files plans for Palm Beach Gardens property

The project, which company officials describe as an expansion of its Juno Beach headquarters, could also result in as many as 1,800 new jobs. The records submitted Wednesday include a site master plan and other zoning documents. FPL is seeking to modify the construction plans already approved for the site and wants to build 993,000 [...]

20 Insanely Easy Ways to Use Pinterest in Your Business

As social media continues to evolve so do the tools.  Stepping up to the plate with a fierce vengeance is the new social media darling Pinterest.  Haven’t heard of it?  Let me give you a quick description before we dive into the “why” behind using Pinterest within your business. What is Pinterest Pinterest is a [...]

Should out-of-state carriers get more access to insure Floridians?

One lawmaker calls it “dangerous.” Another warns it will turn Florida’s insurance landscape into the “Wild West.” The state House has voted 66-48 to make it easier for less-regulated companies called “surplus-lines” carriers to take over policies from the state’s insurer of last resort, Citizens. Now it’s up to the Senate. The companies, which have [...]