- Homebuyers
- January 29, 2016
Is the Worst House on the Block a Better Buy?
One of the most widely-told pieces of real estate wisdom is to buy the worst house in the best neighborhood.
One of the most widely-told pieces of real estate wisdom is to buy the worst house in the best neighborhood.
Before finalizing your home purchase, be sure to check the neighborhood's zoning laws.
We'll explore whether extended warranties are worth the cost.
Negotiating rent can boost your savings and speed up reaching your down payment goal—here's how to do it effectively.
A bidding war happens when multiple buyers make higher offers to win a home, affecting buyers and sellers differently.
Moving to a different state may seem daunting, but it's similar to a local move, with extra preparation needed.
What is an APR? APR stands for annual percentage rate, which combines the loan's interest rate with lender fees and closing costs.
Over the past few years, the housing market has taken a beating and is now pressed with a new issue: a shortage of homes.
Appraising the property is yet another integral step in the homebuying process. An appraisal determines the market value of a home.
We'll explore ways to improve your chances of getting approved for a mortgage.