Buying your first home is stressful and confusing. There is so much to learn during the process that it can feel very overwhelming. It's also one of the most important financial decisions you will make in your life. So, it's natural to worry that... (Read More)
Many Americans think renting is their future. Why? In part, at least, because coming up with enough money to put down on a home can be tough.
However, owning a home can become a reality for you. All it requires is dedication and some financial... (Read More)
Are you looking for a home your children and pets will enjoy? You're not alone. Many people make home-buying decisions on the needs of not only their children but their pets, too.
Surveys show that home buyers with children are looking for homes... (Read More)
If you're in the military or retired from it, you most likely have heard about the VA loan. This loan is for a home and comes along with many benefits.
Those who are getting ready to buy a home and want to use a VA loan will be interested in... (Read More)
Buying an older home can offer several benefits. Besides the fact that they often come with a lower price tag, older homes have charm and character that you may not find in a new build. From ornate moldings to original hardwood floors, these homes... (Read More)
Have your dreams of homeownership set sail?
Even if you have bad credit or are on a tight budget, specialty mortgage options abound. One type of specialty mortgage that's often overlooked is the 203(k) or DIY home loan. This type of loan allows... (Read More)
You want to sell your home quickly and for the highest possible price. But professional home staging can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. The good news? There are plenty of things you can do to stage your home yourself for much less, starting... (Read More)
What are you looking for in your next home? The National Association of Realtors surveyed home buyers nationwide on the home features that are most important to them and found that home buying needs and preferences often vary by age.
According to... (Read More)
Did you know that the average size of a home in the United States in the early 1950s was less than 1,000 square feet? Today the average U.S. home has more than double that amount of space.
For many home buyers, bigger is better. But does your... (Read More)