Learn how FHA loans can open the door to homeownership for first-time buyers with low down payments, flexible credit requirements, and affordable mortgage rates.
It’s important not to assume the seller will cover your real estate agent fees, only to learn that they won’t— and then the deal falls apart.
As mortgage rates dip, homebuyers may be able to afford homes that were previously out of their financial reach.
Mortgage rates are constantly changing. Those changes affect how much you'll pay in interest each month. Knowing what causes these changes may help you stay ahead as you buy a home or refinance your mortgage.
In today's digital age, one wrong click could turn your dream of homeownership into a nightmare as cybercriminals are increasingly targeting homebuyers through sophisticated email scams. Here's how to avoid them.
Two important terms every potential homebuyer should learn are mortgage interest rates and annual percentage rate (APR). Both terms directly relate to how much money you'll pay each year, but there are some key differences that can really add up.
Given current market conditions, some people may think that homeownership is unobtainable. One solution that's growing in popularity is co-buying, where friends, family members, and investors purchase properties together.
The rise in remote work is changing the way many people are thinking about homeownership. For some, that can mean trading expensive cities and regions for more affordable communities where they can get a better deal on a home.
With mortgage rates hitting their lowest level in over a year, more buyers are expected to come off the sidelines. The additional competition could lead to one of homebuyers’ fears: a resurgence in bidding wars.
Multifamily housing has risen in popularity in recent years as people increasingly warmed to the idea of living around their families. Another benefit of multifamily housing? Help with the mortgage payment.