Home Mortgage

Real estate could be an alternative for investors over the summer months. 

Average U.S. mortgage rates halted their five-week decline this week, but the benchmark 30-year loan remained below 4 percent.

Here are four reasons your home may be sitting on the sidelines—and how to get it back in the game.

This week's stock markets drama could mean good news for home buyers.

The Federal Reserve has finally raised interest rates by 0.25%. Discover how this will affect your savings account and/or your mortgage.

Turkey Day catastrophes result in about three times as many fires as any other day of the year.

When it’s time to move to a smaller home, these tips will help you save the memories while minimizing clutter in your new place.

Billionaire investor and businessman Carl Icahn said he believes there is another housing bubble now and it could be disastrous.

Is it still a good time to put your money in real estate? Here are four reasons why it might be a good idea.

All-cash buyers seem to be finally retreating as home prices bounce back in most parts of the U.S.

All You Need to Know About Your Home Loan Form

What can you do if you fear the seller of your dream house will go with another buyer … or if they already have?

Discover tips to help properly secure your home before you head off on vacation.

Lock a low mortgage rate by comparing rates and watching the timing.

For most of us, there’s no bigger purchase than buying a home, and many people either don’t know or forget to factor in the closing costs they will pay.

Deciding on a mortgage can be nerve-wracking. But that's why we have calculators for you.

With lender-paid mortgage insurance, you can save money -- for a while.

Buying or refinancing a home in a high-cost market and need a big mortgage loan? With such low interest rates and the various loan programs available in the lending environment today, determining which is best for you to successfully pull off your transaction can be no minor feat.

When you apply for a mortgage, there are a few no-brainer items almost every borrower knows the lender will look at: your credit scores, your income and your debts.

Fallen in love with a home in need of TLC? You can get a mortgage for an unfinished house.