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Home Buying 6-MINUTE READ
Kara Porter - Feb 25, 2024
Renovation And Remodeling: The Differences Explained
The key differences between renovation and remodeling are the time, cost and type of home alterations involved. See what those differences mean for your budget.
Home Buying 4-MINUTE READ
Carla Ayers - Feb 25, 2024
Multigenerational Homes: What It’s Like Living In One
Multigenerational homes have more than one adult generation living under one roof. Learn what it's like to live in a home that unifies multiple generations.
Home Buying 5-MINUTE READ
Jamie Johnson - Feb 25, 2024
How Much Is Renters Insurance? Average Costs And Providers In 2024
How much is renters insurance? The costs vary by state, type of coverage and individual items under protection. Uncover the average cost of renters insurance.
Home Buying 7-MINUTE READ
Erica Gellerman - Feb 25, 2024
What Is Adverse Possession In Real Estate?
Home Buying 8-MINUTE READ
Kevin Graham - Feb 25, 2024
Should You Make Or Accept A Backup Offer On A Home Sale?
A backup offer on a home guarantees you a contract with the seller if the first offer fails. Find out if buyers and sellers should try this home sale strategy.
Home Buying 6-MINUTE READ
Miranda Crace - Feb 25, 2024
10 Tips To Help You Afford A 15-Year Mortgage
A 15-year mortgage can save you money on interest but comes with higher monthly payments. Learn how to afford a 15-year mortgage with these proven tips.
Home Buying 5-MINUTE READ
Miranda Crace - Feb 24, 2024
Am I Better Off Financially Than My Parents Were?
Explore how people feel they are doing financially compared to their parents at the same age.
Home Buying 8-MINUTE READ
Victoria Araj - Feb 22, 2024
Can I Use My 401(k) To Buy A House?
Although it’s feasible to use your 401(k) to buy a house, it shouldn’t be your first option. Learn how to use 401(k) funds to buy a home and a few alternatives.
Home Buying 9-MINUTE READ
Miranda Crace - Feb 22, 2024
Buying A House Without A REALTOR®: What To Consider
Considering buying a house without a REALTOR®? Learn about how the process works, plus pros and cons, and what you’re responsible for doing on your own.
Home Buying 3-MINUTE READ
Breyden Kellam - Feb 22, 2024
Is Homeowners Insurance Required? What Buyers Should Know
While homeowners insurance isn’t legally required, mortgage lenders will usually require it. Learn more about homeowners insurance requirements for buyers.
Home Buying 4-MINUTE READ
Patrick Russo - Feb 22, 2024
What Credit Score Do Mortgage Lenders Use? Your Quick Guide
Home Buying 7-MINUTE READ
Carla Ayers - Feb 21, 2024
Short Sale Vs. Foreclosure: Which Is Better For Buyers?
When the real estate market is competitive, you may consider buying a short sale or a foreclosed home. See the differences between short sales and foreclosures.
Home Buying 6-MINUTE READ
Victoria Araj - Feb 21, 2024
The What And Why Of 4-Point Inspections
What is a 4-point inspection? Continue reading to learn why you might need one and the benefits of performing the inspection before purchasing a new home.
Home Buying 4-MINUTE READ
Josephine Nesbit - Feb 19, 2024
Letter To Home Seller From Buyer: What To Include
Writing a letter to a home seller can help when making an offer on a home. Learn what to say in this letter and whether it’s a good idea to write one at all.
Home Buying 7-MINUTE READ
Victoria Araj - Feb 18, 2024
What Is Rent Control And How Does It Work?
Rent control is a legal provision capping how much landlords can charge in rent for some rental units. Learn about rent control law and how rent control works.
Home Buying 6-MINUTE READ
Michelle Banaszak - Feb 15, 2024
Should You Sell Your House And Rent When You Retire?
If you’re about to retire, you may be wondering if you should sell your house and rent in this new phase of life. Read to learn more about what to consider.
Home Buying 4-MINUTE READ
Sam Hawrylack - Feb 15, 2024
Property Rights: What Are They In Real Estate?
Property rights in real estate refer to the ownership of property. Learn more about what private property rights mean for homeowners and future homeowners.
Home Buying 6-MINUTE READ
Scott Steinberg - Feb 12, 2024
What Is The Right Of First Refusal (ROFR) In Real Estate And How Does It Work?
Right of first refusal (ROFR) allows a buyer to submit the first offer when an owner decides to sell. Read on to learn whether ROFR is right for your situation.