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What We Do
You tell us what you need — showings, movers, credit help, or security upgrades.
We connect you to verified, trusted professionals in your area.
You choose who to work with — no pressure, no extra fees.
SteadiHome is completely free to use.
You only pay providers if you book their services. We’re here to guide and protect you — not sell you something.
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Book real showings with trusted local partners. We help renters and buyers tour legit properties fast.
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FAQ
How do I know if a real estate agent is right for me?
A great real estate agent should be responsive, knowledgeable about your area, and focused on your goals — not just closing a deal. Look for someone who listens, explains the process clearly, and is experienced with your type of transaction (renting, buying, or relocating). Ask for recent client reviews, how they handle negotiations, and what tools they use to find properties or buyers. At SteadiHome, we pre-vet agents to ensure you’re matched with someone trustworthy and aligned with your needs — especially if you’re new to the Florida or NY market.
What should I ask before signing a lease?
Before signing a lease, ask about everything that could affect your comfort, safety, and financial responsibility. Key questions include:
What’s included in the rent? (Utilities, parking, trash?)
How are repairs and maintenance handled, and how quickly?
Are there fees for late rent or early termination?
What’s the policy on guests, pets, and subletting?
Is renters insurance required?
How secure is the property — are the locks changed between tenants?
Reading the lease is essential, but asking these questions ensures there are no surprises later. At SteadiHome, we also offer a free “Lease Signing Checklist” to help you move in with confidence.
How does credit repair work in Florida?
Credit repair involves identifying and disputing inaccurate or outdated information on your credit report. In Florida, you’re entitled to a free credit report every 12 months from all three bureaus. A reputable credit repair company will work to remove errors, negotiate debt settlements, and guide you on rebuilding healthy credit habits. SteadiHome can connect you with reliable services that specialize in Florida-based consumer credit laws.
Is it legal to remove items from your credit report?
Yes — it’s completely legal to remove inaccurate, unverifiable, or outdated items from your report. Items like duplicate accounts, wrongly reported late payments, or settled debts may qualify for removal. You can dispute these yourself or work with a licensed credit repair service that handles the process more efficiently.
How do I know if my home is secure enough?
Most homeowners overlook simple vulnerabilities. If your doors don’t have reinforced strike plates, or your windows lack proper latching mechanisms, your home may be at risk. Consider the 3-point check: strong locks, exterior lighting, and visible security signs or cameras. You can also take our free “Home Security Risk Quiz” or download our guide to get a personalized checklist.
How much does it cost to move in South Florida?
Local moves in Florida typically range from $300 to $1,500, depending on the distance, home size, and number of movers needed. Long-distance moves to/from Florida can exceed $2,000–$5,000. Additional services like packing, storage, or insurance will add to the cost. Through SteadiHome, we help compare multiple licensed movers so you can lock in a fair and trusted rate.
What’s the best time of year to move in Florida?
The best time to move in Florida is during the winter or spring months (January–April). You’ll avoid hurricane season, extreme summer heat, and peak pricing. Weekdays and mid-month dates also tend to offer lower rates. If you’re flexible, SteadiHome can help find availability during low-demand periods for added savings.
What’s the difference between home insurance and renters insurance?
Homeowners insurance covers the structure of the home and personal belongings, while renters insurance only covers your belongings — not the building itself. Renters insurance also includes liability protection and often costs less than $20/month. Both offer peace of mind, and at SteadiHome, we help match you with local providers tailored to your needs.
Do I need renters insurance if I live in an apartment in Florida?
Yes, and in many cases, your landlord may require it. Florida’s weather and high theft rates make it smart to protect your valuables. Renters insurance covers damage from water leaks, theft, fire, or even someone getting injured in your unit. It’s a low-cost way to avoid high out-of-pocket losses — and SteadiHome can help you compare options instantly.
What are the best types of locks for homes in South Florida?
In South Florida’s humid and storm-prone climate, deadbolts with anti-corrosion materials (like stainless steel or brass) are highly recommended. Smart locks with keypad or biometric access are gaining popularity for added convenience and tracking. For sliding doors and patios, multi-point locking systems provide strong protection. At SteadiHome, we can connect you with a vetted locksmith who recommends the best locks for your home type and location.
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