A bridge loan can allow you to finance a new home before selling your current one. Learn about how bridge loans work and whether you should consider one.

Wraparound mortgages offer the convenience of seller-backed financing, but they aren’t without risk. Learn more about this mortgage loan type here.

A nontraditional mortgage is a home loan that doesn’t fit the criteria for conventional loan types. And it’s usually a little easier to qualify for.

An open-end mortgage allows you to borrow the maximum loan amount you’re approved for, even if you don’t need it all to buy. Learn about open-end loans here.

Always dreamed of building a custom-tailored home? A construction loan could help to make that a reality. Learn what construction loans are and how they work.

At risk of foreclosure on your reverse mortgage? Learn more about the reverse mortgage foreclosure timeline and how you can avoid foreclosure on your home.

Solar loans provide financing for solar panels and solar installations. Learn more about solar loans and whether one can make solar affordable for you.

You or a loved one could be at risk for falling for a reverse mortgage scam. Learn about the most common scams and where to look for red flags.

Not excited about the idea of paying off your home loan for the next 30 years? Check out our guide to short-term mortgages to explore alternative options.

Using a “silent” second mortgage to cover your down payment is illegal. Learn what assistance programs you can use instead with our complete financing guide.

Land contracts are a form of seller financing where the seller holds title while the buyer makes payments. Learn how they work and whether it’s right for you.

Do you have a reverse mortgage but want out of it? Read to learn more about how to get out of a reverse mortgage and why it might be a good option for you.

USDA loans are affordable mortgage options for eligible home buyers in rural areas. Learn about how USDA loans work and their eligibility requirements here.