Forget the old “rules” of homebuying. Most buyers aren’t putting 20% down when purchasing a home, but they’re still putting down more than they did before the pandemic.
Those hoping to ease into their mortgage payments may want to consider an adjustable-rate mortgage, also known as an ARM.
Mysterious footsteps in the dead of night. Inexplicable cold spots raising the hair on the back of your neck. If any of this sounds familiar, your home may be haunted.
Mortgage interest rates ticked back down again, luring more homebuyers back into the market.
As the federal government shutdown continues, homebuyers and homeowners may be be wondering what this means for them. This is what they need to know.
Despite affordability and other challenges, homeownership remains a top goal for many Hispanic Americans.
The housing market has begun to shift. Prices are beginning to come down in many parts of the country, giving buyers a bit of a financial break.
Existing home sales rose in August as mortgage interest rates dipped.
Mortgage interest rates continued their downward slide in the last week, providing both homebuyers and homeowners with some much-needed financial relief.
Interest rates are falling. Over the course of a 30-year loan, lower rates could help homeowners save tens of thousands of dollars—or even more.
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