One of the best things about renting is that most problems aren't yours — they're the landlord's. But not these.
Everyone you know says you should buy instead of rent. Here's how to tell those house-shamers to pound sand.
Renting your first apartment can be like navigating a minefield. Know the warning signs to make sure you don't sign a lease to a pit of despair.
Getting a mortgage isn't the only reason to keep your finances in tiptop shape. You should make these money moves even if you plan to rent forever.
Don't just sit around waiting for your full retirement age to start bringing in maximum social security benefits — bring in some extra money in the meantime!
Having some trouble coming up with cash for your nest egg? It's time to think outside the box.
Condo living is a common way to downsize. But for homeowners making the leap, it comes with a few surprises you may not expect.
A rent hike may have you packing your bags, but if you don't want to move, it's time to haggle.
You don't get to pick your neighbors, so you might as well try to get along with them.
If you're avoiding homeownership, make sure it's not for one of these not-so-great reasons.
If your landlord is in foreclosure, keep a cool head. Here's what you can expect to happen to your rental.
Renting a place to live? After you sign that lease, you'll need to provide full disclosure on certain things.
You should buy a home because you want to — not because these myths make you believe it's a good idea.
Looking for a unique way to pad your bottom line? Put your house to work earning extra income.
You need to break a lease, but you don't want to pay for it. Why not try subletting your pad?
A big backyard costs money. Did you know it can also make you money?
College is a time to discover your passions, goals, and aspirations. It's also a time to start building strong credit.
Some say that homeownership is the smarter financial move, but for many folks, renting is just the better call.
Your home may be where your heart is, but it's not an investment.
Millennials are late to the homebuying game, but they're bringing some valuable lessons we all can learn from.
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