Interested in shortening the life of your mortgage loan? Consider how a mortgage curtailment could benefit you in reducing your debt.

Home equity loans are a type of second mortgage, but not the only one. Explore the differences between second mortgages and home equity loans in this article.

Homeowners insurance is a type of property insurance that covers damage to a home caused by certain perils. Learn more about how homeowners insurance works.

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.

Sellers may order a pre-inspection before listing to get a jump on repairs and avoid negotiations with buyers. Learn more about pre-listing inspections.

Mortgage rates rise to help stabilize the economy. Learn more about rising mortgage rates, and what the rates might look like for 2024 home buyers.

Interested in learning more about real estate? Learn all about what real estate is, how the real estate industry works and how to begin real estate investing.

Real estate owned (REO) properties are often overlooked investment opportunities. Learn why buying a home from a lender may be the right strategy for you.

Wondering if wholesale real estate is the right path for you? We’re here to break down what you need to know about wholesale real estate contracts.

Follow these quick tips if you have no choice but to go “all in” on both a mortgage loan and a business loan at once.

Looking to buy a manufactured home? Learn about the differences between a single-wide versus double-wide home in our guide and see which one is right for you.

When applying for a mortgage, what is considered debt? Take a look at our guide to what monthly debt payments lenders consider when approving a mortgage.

Learn how mortgage and finance regulatory agencies use the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) to maintain national licensing requirements.

Think it might be nice to knock an entire decade off your 30-year mortgage? Here’s what you need to know to decide between a 20-year vs. 30-year home loan.