With so much Substantial Damage of homes in the area post Hurricane Helene and Milton, folks who are looking to rebuild will hit some roadblocks due to the FEMA 50% rule. This video guides you through how to find YOUR homes allocated value which is the maximum amount FEMA will allow you to spend to renovate or rebuild. Click on the link for a tutorial youtu.be/TgIF9VpL-4E
Pinellas County Storm debris pick up info here 👇
Sand and Storm Debris Cleanup - Pinellas County
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Unincorporated Storm Debris Collection Pinellas County resumed collection of residential storm debris from Hurricanes Helene and Milton in the unincorporated areas of...
🚨 Attention Flood Victims! 🚨
Be cautious if you’re approached by investors offering quick solutions. There are two types of deals that can put your equity at serious risk, especially if you’re not familiar with the fine print.
1️⃣ Wholesalers: These individuals may offer a contract that allows them to assign the deal to another buyer at closing, pocketing the difference. That extra money comes directly from your equity!
2️⃣ “Subject To” Offers: In this scenario, buyers might promise to take over your mortgage payments and offer a higher price, but if they stop paying, you’re still on the hook. Worse, your lender could enforce the “Due on Sale” clause, demanding immediate full payment of the mortgage.
Always consult with a knowledgeable real estate agent or attorney before signing anything to protect your interests!
I borrowed this from my colleague Mike Wyckoff to help spread the word and prevent future heartache for those impacted.
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