- Homebuyers
- May 21, 2026
Are Price Cuts on Homes Deals—or Red Flags?
While a home with with a slew of markdowns may be a red flag, it can also create an opportunity for homebuyers to negotiate a great deal.Â
While a home with with a slew of markdowns may be a red flag, it can also create an opportunity for homebuyers to negotiate a great deal.Â
Thousands of down payment assistance programs across the country help buyers cover upfront costs. This is typically done with grants or low-cost loans tailored to first-time homebuyers or specific professions and regions.
FHA loans were designed to help prospective homebuyers close the deal without a huge down payment or impeccable credit. And they can be used in cities, even large ones. Â
With home prices high and caregiving demands on the rise, many families are turning to mother-daughter homes as a form of multigenerational living.
The good news is not all credit pulls affect your score. Even when hard inquiries are made for home loans, credit scores typically only drop by a few points and may recover in as little as a few months.
There are a few things homebuyers can do to speed up how fast you can close on a home.Â
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If saving enough for a down payment is challenging, tapping into your 401(k) or other retirement savings may look like an attractive option.
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A tax refund can help you save for a home purchase faster, if you know how to maximize the return.