A portfolio loan can help borrowers who don’t qualify for a traditional mortgage loan. Learn how portfolio loans can fund and unlock real estate opportunities.

FHA 203(b) loans are intended for move-in ready homes and FHA 203(k) loans are used for homes that require significant repairs. Learn more about these loans.

An FHA 203(k) loan is a type of government loan that can be used to fund a home purchase and renovations under one mortgage. Learn more about 203(k) loans.

Kit homes are mail-order homes delivered in parts and built right on your property. Explore the pros and cons of building one and how much it could cost you.

Getting a mortgage without 2 years of work history is possible – but will involve extra paperwork. Learn everything you need to know to qualify for a home loan. 

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.

Joint tenancy is a legal agreement where two or more people have equal rights and ownership interests in a property. Learn how it works and the pros and cons.

A promissory note is a repayment agreement between a borrower and lender, but how does it differ from a loan? Read on to see how promissory notes work.

For inexperienced home buyers, it’s hard to know what questions to ask when buying a house. Use this checklist to make sure you get the right information.

Cinch Home Services could be a solid option for your home warranty needs. In this close-up company review, find out why Cinch is a provider worth considering.

Are you interested in passive real estate investing? Learn different types of passive real estate investments, the pros and cons and how to get started.

An RHS loan can help rural families bypass the down payment requirement and get the boost they need to qualify for a mortgage. Learn more about RHS loans.

Fannie Mae will now use the average of the median credit scores for all clients on a mortgage. If you’ve been denied in the past, you may now qualify!

USDA loans require no down payment and offer unique means for covering your closing costs. Read our guide to USDA closing costs and how you can afford them.

If you’ve just inherited a house with siblings, you’re likely wondering how to navigate the property inheritance both legally and emotionally: we have answers.