Santa Rosa County doesn’t get talked about the way Pensacola does. Milton, Pace, Navarre, Gulf Breeze, Jay, Bagdad — these are the towns where people actually live, raise kids, and hold onto houses for thirty years. And when it comes time to sell one of those...
Losing a parent or loved one is hard enough. Then, a few weeks later, someone hands you a stack of paperwork and a set of house keys: and suddenly you’re responsible for a property in Midtown Mobile, Theodore, Daphne, or Fairhope that nobody in the family plans...
If you’ve fallen behind on property taxes, the mail starts to feel like a threat. A notice from the Revenue Commissioner. A letter naming somebody you’ve never met as the holder of a lien on your own house. Maybe a postcard from an investor who found your...
If you own a storm-battered home on the Panhandle, you already know the feeling: a blue tarp that has been up longer than you care to admit, an insurance claim that never quite covered the whole job, and a house that has become more of a weight than a home. If that is...
There are few things more frustrating than owning a house you can’t use and can’t get paid for. Maybe you’ve got a tenant three months behind off Airport Boulevard who stopped answering the phone in April. Maybe you drove past your rental in Prichard...
