Confidentiality — Team Renick Single Agent Duty
Confidentiality is the third fiduciary duty Florida law assigns to a Single Agent — and it is one of the most valuable protections you have.
Dealing Honestly and Fairly — Team Renick Single Agent
Dealing honestly and fairly is the first fiduciary duty Florida law assigns to a Single Agent — and it is the one most easily lost.
What Happened in Manatee Real Estate: June 14–20, 2026?
Manatee County posted a strong week of real estate activity for June 14–20, 2026, with 261 closed sales, 232 active listings, and 222 properties under contract—signaling a market with healthy transaction volume and steady buyer demand. The median sold price reached $453,000 at a 97.3% list-price ach
What Happened in Sarasota Real Estate: June 14–20, 2026?
Sarasota County posted a strong week of June 14–20, 2026, with 270 closed sales, 211 active listings, and 276 pending contracts signaling continued pipeline depth. The median sold price held at $427,000 with sellers achieving 95.9% of list price on average, while 44.8% of all transactions were cash
What Happened in Manatee Real Estate: June 7-13, 2026?
Quick Answer During the week of June 7‑13, 2026, Manatee County’s real estate market demonstrated strong seller’s market conditions with 244 new listings, 213 pending contracts, and 171 closed sales. The median sold price reached $455,000, sellers achieved an average of 97.0% of list price, and new construction represented 21.6% of all closings — reflecting…
What Happened in Sarasota Real Estate: June 7-13, 2026?
Quick Answer For the week of June 7‑13, 2026, Sarasota County’s residential real estate market remained a seller’s market with demand outpacing supply. The week produced 303 new listings, 223 pending contracts, and 183 closed sales, with a median sold price of $450,000 and sellers achieving an average of 96.2% of list price. Closed homes…
How Fast Homes Actually Sell Here — and Why the Average Is Lying to You
From my own weekly market data for the week of May 31–June 6, 2026, Sarasota County single-family homes closed in a median of 42 days.
The 30-Day Rule: What You Can — and Can’t — Rent on the Gulf Coast
Unincorporated Sarasota County requires a 30-day minimum rental period on single-family homes, including Siesta Key and Casey Key.
Your HOA’s Books Just Went Online: How to Actually Read Them Before You Buy
Effective January 1, 2026, Florida law requires condominium associations with 25 or more units and HOAs with 100 or more parcels to post official records.
The Condo Reserve Reckoning: What a Funded Building Is Really Worth
Buildings that haven’t done this are typically treated as non-warrantable by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and FHA, shrinking your buyer pool to cash.
