Real estate is a major investment, but it comes with incredible benefits. Here's how it stacks up against stocks and bonds, and why you should start investing.

Moving expenses aren’t tax-deductible unless you’re active-duty military. Learn more about what moving expenses are eligible to be deducted on your taxes.

Are home improvements tax deductible? Learn what improvements you can deduct from your taxes, what counts as a capital improvement and how the IRS decides.

Condos can be an attractive option for first time buyers, but are they a good investment? Read our guide to find out whether buying a condo makes sense for you.

You can get an Airbnb loan to buy houses for short-term rentals use. Learn how you can use income from sites like Airbnb and Vrbo rentals to get a mortgage.

Curious about what the phrase “active contingent” means in real estate? Read to learn more about this type of listing and what it means for you as a home buyer.

An appraisal gap occurs when a home appraisal comes in lower than an accepted offer. Learn more about what an appraisal gap is and how this process works.

Amortization schedules your mortgage payments and tracks what the money goes toward. Learn how amortization works in real estate for different loans

Buying abandoned property will often come with some advantages and disadvantages. Keep reading to learn more about how to find and buy abandoned property.

VA loan occupancy requirements are put in place to ensure a home purchase is used as a primary residence by the borrower. Learn more about these requirements.

Your loan-to-value ratio (LTV) measures your loan amount against the value of the home you’re buying. Learn more about LTV ratio and how it's calculated.

If you plan to leave your home unoccupied, you should consider vacant home insurance. Read on to learn how a vacant property insurance policy can protect you.

Measuring your return on investment can feel like a lot of math. The 1% rule can make it easier to figure out how much you should spend on your investment.

Renters insurance will cover theft that occurs both inside and outside your home. Learn more about what you can expect from a renters insurance policy.

Want to buy a property through an online house auction? Learn more about this home buying strategy here and whether it’s a viable option for you.

Finding appropriate insurance for your manufactured home can be difficult, but it need not be. Our sister company CoverTree offers a modern tech-based approach.

The conforming loan limit in most areas in 2024 is $766,550 for one unit. A home above this limit may require a jumbo loan. Learn about jumbo loan limits.