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Living in Florida, there is a pretty big chance that a hurricane or tropical storm could do some serious damage to your home.

How backlogged are window companies? When should you file an insurance claim?

Will there be relief forthcoming for homeowners when it comes to PITI payments?

Have showings slowed down? Are scheduled closings being delayed?

Is real estate still a good option to invest in, or is that going down like the stock market?

Many people might know what the process is like when buying residential real estate properties, but they might not know what it’s like to purchase commercial real estate.

Area real estate experts join the show to break down what's going on in the Florida real estate market.

Homes are considered a good investment in general, but they become even better when putting some new touches on them that add to the value in the long run.

Is it different in Florida? Is the market stronger here than elsewhere around the country?

On this latest episode of “You Have Real Estate with Justin Clark,” area realtors and experts join the show to offer insight on the procedures foreigners have to undertake in order to purchase property in Florida.

One issue that is common is wire fraud when it comes to how money is transferred.

With higher interest rates and a lack of inventory still out there for potential homebuyers, many are worried that a crash in the real estate market is looming.

With interest rates skyrocketing in recent months, that has caused a lot of hesitation for potential home buyers who could be feeling like they are now priced out of the market.

On this latest episode of “You Have Real Estate with Justin Clark,” four area realtors join the show to lend their expertise on the current market conditions.

Real estate experts in Florida weigh in on whether it’s a worthy investment to purchase land, and assess the overall real estate climate at the moment.

Finding open houses can be a harder process than people think, but there are ways it can be done.

On this latest episode of “You Have Real Estate with Justin Clark,” Florida realtors Brittany Gercken and Jamie Mason offer insight on the current market and why it’s still a good time to buy despite rising rates inflation.

Why have there been more insurance claims of late? And what do you need to know about renting out a property?

On the latest episode of “You Have Real Estate with Justin Clark,” Orlando-area realtor Jack Luiz and tax accountant Brian Fay join Clark to discuss the latest trends in the industry.

A year ago, interest rates were so low that records were being broken left and right in Orlando, but is that still going to happen now that they are suddenly climbing?

Rates have jumped from just under 3% at this time last year to more than 5% at the moment, adding yet another wrinkle to a predominantly seller’s market.

Have you heard of the website Homeuplink? If you’re in the market for a new home, or you’re even a prospective homebuyer, the concept is a good one to know about.

On this latest episode of “You Have Real Estate” with Attorney Justin Clark, Seminole County appraiser David Johnson gives insight on property taxes and home values in the area.

On this latest episode of “You Have Real Estate” with Attorney Justin Clark, Orlando-area Realtors Holly Kroll and Jay Heckendorn-Telenda discuss what people should know about homeowner’s association fees.

On this latest episode of “You Have Real Estate” with Attorney Justin Clark, Dallas Lehman of RWI Properties and Orlando realtor Eric Mock discussed industry forecasts for the first few months of 2022.

On the latest episode of “You Have Real Estate” with Attorney Justin Clark, local realtors Vivian Lehman and Karen Arubtine offer insight to key questions buyers and sellers have as the market for 2022 takes shape.

If you’re in the market to buy or sell a house, you might be wondering how that will affect your taxes at the end of the year.

Are you bored at your current job? Did you get laid off during the pandemic and looking for a career change? Or maybe you’ve been a stay at home parent looking for something new?

Since the pandemic began, a question that has been posed more and more to real estate attorney Justin Clark is whether or not it’s better to live in an HOA-governed community or something more rural, with no HOA.

There are always questions when it comes to real estate.

Interest rates have been very low for quite some time now. What can we expect next?

Real estate agents are often asked: What should I do? Should I buy a home, sell my home, or should I just wait until the market dies down.

With summer heading into its final weeks, officially, does that mean the peak of the real estate market is also fading away?

We’ve all heard how the residential real estate market is booming in Florida, but what exactly is going on when it comes to commercial real estate?

Renting vs. buying: It’s always a debate, and there are benefits and drawbacks involved with both options. The decision often comes down to your financial status, lifestyle and the housing market itself.

In today’s real estate market, have you questioned whether it’s time to buy, sell or refinance your home?

As we all know from living in Florida, hurricanes happen, and damage to houses will happen.

Are you currently renting a home?

If you’ve seen your neighbor getting solar panels on their house, or maybe you’ve seen commercials about them, you’ve likely wondered: What’s the real benefit?

Just browsing on Zillow for a few days in a row is all it takes to understand that there are a lot of homes for sale, and they’re going very quickly.

There’s no doubt the housing market has been on fire lately -- even more so than in 2006, according to real estate attorney Justin Clark.

Florida ranks among the worst states in America when it comes to water quality, just behind Texas, according to one guest on “You Have Real Estate With Attorney Justin Clark.”

With the recent news that the eviction moratorium has been extended, what does it mean for tenants and landlords?

While prices for homes are soaring across the nation, Florida remains in a great spot.

If the pandemic has you wondering, “How can I make money in real estate?” then you’re in luck: We have an answer.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. Have you ever stopped to wonder, “What’s going on in Miami?”On this most recent episode of “You Have Real Estate With Justin Clark,” attorney Clark chats about Central Florida vs. South Florida real estate with some of the experts. They’re also looking at the historically low interest rates seen across the country right now. To watch the full segment, hit play on the video above.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. Even for those who live in gated communities and think they’re safe without one, Clark spoke to an expert who explained why arming yourself with an alarm system is a must for anyone. “We don’t know who’s coming through the gate,” said Tom Christ, with Home Security Alarm Experts. “It’s not ‘those types of neighborhoods,’ or someone wandering through; it’s someone who knows what they’re doing,” Christ said.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. So, what happens if you need to replace your roof? If you think you have a case to make your insurance company fit the bill, you could consider working with a company like Virtual Public Adjusters, featured on this week’s show. They send a drone up over the home they’re looking at, and can do everything virtually; hence, why they’re called “Virtual Public Adjusters.”AdWatch the video, above, to hear from them and learn more about what you can expect.

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The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. In this week’s edition of “You Have Real Estate With Attorney Justin Clark,” we’re talking all about home security. Clark was joined by an expert to chat about the concept of security, home security options, what you should do regarding second homes and more. It’s a priority for some, and a good way to ensure you’re keeping your family safe. For the full video, watch the clip, above.