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How to Compete for Rentals Without Overpaying

How to Compete for Rentals Without Overpaying

Finding an affordable rental in Miami is getting more difficult by the year. Prices are high, competition is everywhere, and many renters feel like they have to offer more money (on top of already skyrocketing rent costs) just to get approved. For example, neighborhoods like Little Haiti saw a 17.

$7M Lost Annually in Florida due to Real Estate Scams: Can Miami Residents Protect Themselves?

$7M Lost Annually in Florida due to Real Estate Scams: Can Miami Residents Protect Themselves?

Here’s how you can get up to $200,000 from Commissioner Christine King

Here’s how you can get up to $200,000 from Commissioner Christine King

Facing Eviction? Here’s What Every Miami Renter Should Know

Facing Eviction? Here’s What Every Miami Renter Should Know

5 Lessons for First-Time Homebuyers from Commissioner Christine King’s Workshop

5 Lessons for First-Time Homebuyers from Commissioner Christine King’s Workshop

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$7M Lost Annually in Florida due to Real Estate Scams: Can Miami Residents Protect Themselves?

$7M Lost Annually in Florida due to Real Estate Scams: Can Miami Residents Protect Themselves?

When Gregory Bianco and his spouse were law students in 2011, they believed they had finally found an apartment they could afford. A woman posing as a realtor pressured them relentlessly, calling every few hours until the couple sent her $4,200 to secure the listing. They never saw the

Here’s how you can get up to $200,000 from Commissioner Christine King

Here’s how you can get up to $200,000 from Commissioner Christine King

5 Lessons for First-Time Homebuyers from Commissioner Christine King’s Workshop

5 Lessons for First-Time Homebuyers from Commissioner Christine King’s Workshop

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How to Compete for Rentals Without Overpaying

How to Compete for Rentals Without Overpaying

Finding an affordable rental in Miami is getting more difficult by the year. Prices are high, competition is everywhere, and many renters feel like they have to offer more money (on top of already skyrocketing rent costs) just to get approved. For example, neighborhoods like Little Haiti saw a 17.

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Facing Eviction? Here’s What Every Miami Renter Should Know