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Is It Cheaper to Rent or Buy in Tampa Bay?

Trying to decide whether it’s better to rent or buy a home in Tampa Bay, FL? If you are looking to save money, recent research shows that buying a home is still more affordable than renting. 
Home Building 101: How Long Does It Take to Build a New Construction Home in FL?

The i’s are dotted, t’s are crossed, and documents signed. Now, how long until your new construction home in Florida is complete and ready to move into?
Home Buying 101: Types of Home Loans

From conventional loans to government-backed mortgages, learn about advantages + qualifying for different types of home loans available through our Preferred Lenders in Florida.
Best Cities for First-Time Home Buyers – Tampa!

You’re searching for your first home in Florida, look no further than Tampa, recently named WalletHub’s best city in the U.S. for first-time home buyers!
Home Buying 101: What Credit Score Do You Need to Buy a Home in Florida?

Are you considering buying a new home in Florida and not sure if you have the credit score required? Get the scoop on credit score basics, the score you need to buy a home, and the benefits of getting pre-qualified before you start shopping for your new home.
Hurricane Preparedness: Create Your Florida Hurricane Checklist

Florida's hurricane season is officially here. Whether you’re new to our state, a first-time homeowner, or just in need of a refresher, we’ve provided a thorough list of hurricane preparedness tips to help you weather potential storms.
New Tools to Help You Find Your Florida New Home – Virtually!

Discover convenient online tools to help you find, finance, and build your dream home in Florida, all from the privacy and comfort of your favorite sofa or chair!
5 Common New Home Buying Myths Debunked

Some first-time homebuyers feel intimidated by the steps needed to start owning and stop renting. Many of the home buying preconceptions you have heard probably aren’t even true! Read along as we put five common homebuying myths to rest