The Realtors who close the most consistently in Florida aren’t luckier—they’re better at anticipating problems before they show up in underwriting or title review.
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@BeatrizHoy53017 This is spot on. In Florida, profitability is won or lost in the details—insurance eligibility, HOA rules, and true vacancy risk. Price is just the starting point.
When is a FinCEN Real Estate Report required?
• Residential property
• Buyer is an LLC, corporation, or trust
• No traditional bank mortgage
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Starting March 1, 2026, certain Florida residential real estate transactions will require a new federal report filed with Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
If you buy, sell, or invest using an LLC or trust, who you close your transactions with matters.
@realtordotcom I would like to see a shift back to using contracts without the contingencies that allow buyers to back out for no reason at all. I’m in Florida and we have 2 standard contracts that are primarily used. I think a shift away from the AS IS contract would be beneficial
The new Florida purchase contract is being released March 1st, 2026. This will incorporate new FinCen reporting requirements. Get prepared for these changes now!
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