Articles on Real Estate and Housing

House Hunting? These Features Will Save You Big Over the Long Haul

When looking for the house of your dreams, these money-saving home features will bring you the most bang for your buck over time.

Fannie Mae is making it easier for buyers with high levels of student loan debt to getL a mortgage. Sounds great — but is it?

Refinancing your mortgage can be a sound financial move. But how do you figure out when you'll break even? Let's crunch numbers.

Searching for your dream home? Make sure to ask these key questions as you browse open houses.

Your house is on the market, and you finally got an offer. Done deal, right? Not so fast...

Single homeownership is on the rise. Before you embark on the homebuying process solo, consider some important factors.

If you have a house, you have a potential moneymaking star. Your home is ready for its close-up!

So what if there's a gravel driveway, or an empty lot across the street? Actually, you'll hate these things about your new house.

Some say that homeownership is the smarter financial move, but for many folks, renting is just the better call.

A home refi can help your overall financial health. Don't let these myths keep you from applying.

Your home may be where your heart is, but it's not an investment.

Want a quick, easy way to raise the value of your home? The right color paint in the right room can do the trick.

Selling a home is hard work, but don't just take the first offer that knocks at the door.

Millennials are late to the homebuying game, but they're bringing some valuable lessons we all can learn from.

If you have enough cash to buy a house, that's great! It still doesn't mean it's always the smartest financial move.

Truly owning your home takes time and money. If you want a bigger piece of the homeownership pie, here's how to build equity.

A home sounds like a wonderful gift for your adult children. But before you hand over the keys, there are a few things to consider.

You can refinance your mortgage to chip away at federal student loans faster. But be cautious: It comes at a cost.

Buying your first home should be a happy occasion, so don't end up kicking yourself by making these homebuying blunders.

If the only thing your realtor is offering is stress, it's time to break up. It's not you — it's them.