Because talking about finances really can be romantic. Here's how to do it.
You said for richer or poorer, but does your spouse’s financial history mean you have to kiss home owning dreams goodbye? Don’t worry, there are some things you can do to make those dreams a reality.
Moving in with the love of your life means compromise, and you both knew that. But sharing closet space is one of the biggest challenges many new couples face. How will you do it?
A big honeymoon trip is a big temptation when you’re in love. but it’s also pretty great to start making a home together right away.
A growing family can take over your space fast. But you may not have to move to preserve your sanity. Small additions and renovations can give you a little breathing room.
House hunting with kids may not feel ideal. But it can be done! And we have a few tips.
Do you feel like you don’t have any space to yourself? Are there Legos underfoot in every room? Find out how you can create some space in your home.
Moving day is never easy, and it can be particularly tough with kids underfoot. Do these five things before you unpack.
Will your home pay you to retire? If you’ve built up enough equity, it just might. Read on to learn more about how you can make your home equity work for you.
You can’t think of your family without thinking of barbeques in the backyard, meals in the dining room, and tucking your kids into bed upstairs. And your home is where it all took place. Selling it would be like losing a friend. So how do you keep it in the family without burdening your kids with more inheritance tax than they can afford?
What does your perfect retirement look like? Do you want to stay in the house where you raised your kids? Do you want to downsize and move to a new city? Or would you rather live with other retirees and have access to lots of planned social activities? It’s a big decision. If you’re thinking about moving to a retirement community, consider these five things.
You worked hard to raise your kids, but now they’re out of the house and you’re ready to downsize and start your act two. You’re looking to try new restaurants, get season tickets for your favorite team, see a play once a week. And where better to do that than the city?
So, you’re ready to stop paying rent and buy a home. Congratulations. Now, take these five steps to make the process easier.
An adjustable-rate mortgage comes with some risks, but those risks can pay off in big rewards. How do you know if an ARM is right for you? It’s time to do some soul searching to see if an ARM is still going to make sense five years from now.
A homeowners association (HOA) can be a good thing for your neighborhood. Think pools, walking trails, and tennis courts. But it can also be restrictive when it comes to what you can and can’t do with your house. So it’s important to find out if you and your HOA are a good fit before you buy your house.
When it comes to hiring a real estate agent, there are a lot of options. So how do you find the right one for you?
Thinking about refinancing your home? Start with these five questions to see if it’s worth it.
You thought you found a great real estate agent, but it’s just not working out. So what do you do now?
“Is it a good time to buy?” Real estate professionals get asked this question all the time. And the answer is always yes, or at least a resounding maybe, depending on who you are.