More millennials are interested in buying homes, suggesting growing confidence among a generation that has long been priced out of the real estate market.
Good news homebuyers, prices may be coming down a little.
Many homebuyers choose Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans because they don’t need to bring as much money to the closing table. But they will still need to pay for FHA closing costs.
Owning a home allows you to build equity in your property, stabilize the majority of your housing costs, and personalize your residence.
This summer may be shaping up to offer buyers something spring didn’t: leverage.
There are more homes for sale, slowing home price growth, and an increasing number of sellers are trimming their initial asking prices.
After your offer on a home is accepted, the real work begins. This is what to expect.
There are ways you can save money on your next move that doesn’t involve asking your family and friends to help do it for you.
There are plenty of things you can do (and a few big things to avoid) to make your mortgage application process go as smoothly as possible.
Homebuyers are also responsible for paying closing costs, which generally includes putting money into an escrow account until the sale goes through.
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