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Molly Grace

Molly Grace is a staff writer focusing on mortgages, personal finance and homeownership. She has a B.A. in journalism from Indiana University. You can follow her on Twitter @themollygrace.

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5-minute read

A guide to buying a house in a flood zone

If you’re considering buying a house in a flood zone, you should weigh pros, cons and potential risks. Read on to learn more about moving into a flood zone.

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6-minute read

Managing rental properties: A landlord's complete guide

Managing rental properties includes tenant management, property maintenance and organizing your finances. Learn some property management tips and tricks.

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7-minute read

What is a single-family home and is it right for you?

Single-family homes are the most common housing option in the United States. Learn what a single-family home is and whether it's the right fit for you.

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5-minute read

Who's responsible for a mortgage after the borrower dies?

Ever wonder what happens to a mortgage when you die? Read on to learn what happens to a home when the owner dies and what to do if you inherit a property.

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4-minute read

Do USDA loans require mortgage insurance?

For USDA loans, mortgage insurance isn't technically required, but there are similar fees. Find out about these attractive mortgage deals for rural home buyers.

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Escrow agent in real estate: What to know

An escrow agent upholds the escrow agreement in a real estate transaction. Read on to learn how this entity protects the property and assets in escrow.