Business Management


By Paul Howard March 1, 2026
Most standard landlord insurance policies were never designed for Airbnb-style turnover.
Recent moves from U.S. financial regulators suggest that traditional banks could soon play a larger
By Paul Howard February 26, 2026
Recent moves from U.S. financial regulators suggest that traditional banks could soon play a larger role in mortgage lending again — potentially making loans easier and more affordable for qualified borrowers.
By Paul Howard February 16, 2026
In recent years, many landlords have encountered a troubling trend: tenants using complaints as leverage rather than protection.
By Paul Howard February 16, 2026
The Cost of Waiting: Why Delayed Evictions Hurt Florida Landlords More Than Ever
One of the most common — and preventable — mistakes is allowing adults to live in a rental property
By Paul Howard January 17, 2026
One of the most common mistakes is allowing adults to live in a rental property without being formally named on the lease
By Paul Howard January 17, 2026
After a period of rapid rent growth and historically low availability, many parts of the state are now moving through a normalization phase.
By Paul Howard December 3, 2025
Insurance remains the single biggest cost issue for Florida landlords in 2025. While still serious, developments suggest the worst may finally be behind us.
By Paul Howard December 3, 2025
Florida saw a massive surge of Wall Street-backed investor activity between 2020 and 2023. But 2024–2025 are telling a different story.
By Paul Howard December 3, 2025
Statewide vacancy rate: about 6.9%, up from 5.8% a year earlier, reflecting softer demand and a lot of new suppl
By Paul Howard September 24, 2025
Many housing providers believe certain situations justify denying an emotional support animal requests. Most of these ideas are myth.
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