Use Pension Lump-Sum Cash to Buy House?
If your credit may disqualify you for a mortgage, your pension might help you buy a home.
Where the Insurance Cheaters Are
Lying about where you live in order to lower your auto insurance premiums could have expensive consequences.
Personal Property Insurance: You Are What You Own
Home insurers are testing a new demographic-based formula for more accurate contents coverage.
Real Estate Investing: Why Cash Flow is King
Experienced real estate investors only buy properties that are cash-flow positive — based on conservative estimates — and skip those pesky negative cash flow deals.
HOA Documents: Are They Worth the Money?
HOAs are complicated business entities, and all types of issues come along with owning property in one. If you don’t read the documents ahead of time, you don’t have any ability to analyze what you are buying.
How to buy a Home With Long-Term Value
Location, at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms, newer construction, a nice property, and a adaptable layout are all features that help homes hold their value.
Will HELOC Stay on Credit Report Post-Bankruptcy?
Taking your name off a loan with your ex involves more than an agreement or bankruptcy.
Can I Get a Home Loan After a Short Sale?
To buy a home after you sold one in a short sale, you need time, good credit and money down.
How to Speed Up the Short Sale Process
A short sale can mean getting a good deal on your dream home, but don't expect the process to be quick and simple.
Ten Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
Purchasing a house today is challenging for first-time buyers. Follow these 10 tips and you'll have a greater chance of securing the home you want.
Tips for Buying Homeowners Insurance
Confused about home insurance? An expert explains it, and offers tips for shoppers.
5 Questions to Ask When Hiring a Home Inspector
The home inspection process is a key step to buying a home since often offers are contingent on its findings, so working with the right inspector is important. After all, you don’t want to buy a home only to find out the inspector missed the cracks in the foundation or an on-the-fritz furnace.
How to Inspect Your Prospective Neighborhood
You know the closet sizes in the house you want to buy, but what's the commute like?
Why Generation X May Have Taken the Biggest Hit from the Great Recession
Generation X is a group often overlooked, but this cohort is very real and has lost the most wealth of any group in the last seven years, according to a recent Pew Study.













