When you’re ready to move, is it better to sell your current home or to rent it out? Here are the basics to consider.
Houses that sit on the market for a long time don’t look good to potential buyers. Here’s what you should do if your home doesn’t sell as fast as you’d like.
Houses that sit on the market for a long time don’t look good to potential buyers. Here’s what you should do if your home doesn’t sell as fast as you’d like.
The Fed recently announced that it would be holding record-low interest rates steady. What does this mean for mortgages both now and in the future?
Despite some unpleasant news from the stock market, here’s one sign of a healthy U.S. economy: an increasingly strong housing market.
There are a few things that will put your home’s sale in danger. In some cases, home defects can even stop a sale entirely. Wise potential sellers should know about these issues before even listing their homes.
Market trends in your area can cause the appraisal on a home you’re selling to come in lower than expected. Here’s what to do if that happens.
In the age of real estate websites, it might be tempting to buy or sell a home yourself; however, a good real estate agent can still save you time, worry, and money, and is well worth the investment.
Though the market slows the winter, that doesn’t mean that you can’t or won’t sell your home. There actually may be some advantages to home selling in the chilly fall and winter months.
Looking to increase the value of your home? Find out what is really considered when appraising a home to decide what your next home improvement project will be.
Selling and buying simultaneously isn’t necessarily a difficult task, and this step-by-step how-to guide will help guide you through the process.