Analyzing bank statements is an important part of the mortgage underwriting process. Learn more about the bank statements you’ll need to get a home loan.

When buying or refinancing a house, it’s important to know that closing costs are negotiable. Learn what fees are negotiable and how to bring them down.

You’re approved for a loan, you’ve found the perfect home and you’re ready to put in an offer. Learn the five steps to making an offer on a house.

Some of your closing costs may be tax-deductible. Get answers about which closing costs you can deduct on your taxes after buying a home.

Buying a house with cash can streamline the home buying process, but it can also come with a few downsides. Learn how to buy a house with cash here.

Alleviate some of the stress that comes with closing day by preparing the items you’ll need to bring to the closing table ahead of time. Read to learn more.

A highest and best offer might be requested by a seller who has received multiple offers on their home. Learn more about this offer and its potential impact.

Foundation inspections ensure homes are safe and free of foundation problems. Learn what inspectors will look out for and how to spot problems in a home.

Buying a house involves many steps, so we broke it down for you. Get educated and avoid obstacles by checking out our comprehensive guide on how to buy a house.

Looking to buy a house online? No matter if you’re moving near or far, an online home purchase is possible. Here’s what you need to know.

A home inspection contingency allows a buyer to make an offer contingent on the results of a home inspection. Learn more about this buyer protection.

Getting a home appraised doesn’t have to be stressful! Learn how to prepare for one whether you’re a buyer, seller or refinancer.

Preparing to submit a counteroffer on a house, but not sure what to include? Learn how to create a real estate counteroffer, and when to walk away.

A rent-back agreement allows sellers to rent their home from buyers for a set period of time, but it’s not without risks. Learn the pros and cons here.

Just because you’ve purchased a home before doesn’t mean the home buying process is always simple. Check out our advice for second-time home buyers.