Your home is one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make. So why would you sign on the dotted line without learning as much as you can about it? Your home inspector is a great resource--as long as you’re asking the right questions.
We’ve all heard the commercials promising a free credit report. But when you go to the website they ask you for your credit card information or tell you it cost $1. A dollar doesn’t buy much these days, but it’s still a dollar. But there’s a law that says you get a free credit report each year from each of the major credit bureaus. So how do you get it without hidden fees?
Can you use a reverse mortgage to buy a second home? Well, sure. Should you? That’s another question. Ask yourself a few questions before you decide.
Divorces are messy enough without worrying about the mortgage. A mortgage loan could potentially tie you and your ex together for 30 years. So how do you break those ties without breaking the bank?
You pay your mortgage every month, the same amount, and it’s easy to forget that you might have options. Do you know your current interest rate? Do you know the current market rate? You might be able to save!
We don’t have to tell you your kid’s college is expensive. But housing is one place where college can actually make you money instead of costing you. Just make sure you have a plan first.
When you’re relocating for a new job, the last thing you need to worry about is where you’ll live. We’ve made it easy to pick a neighborhood with these seven tips. (And it may even be fun!)
If houses in your new city are a lot cheaper than your old one, it might be tempting to buy a lot more house. And if you’ve gotten used to having a lot of space, you might be tempted to overextend yourself in a city with a more competitive housing market. Make sure you take a realistic look at all your expenses before you get your heart set on a house.
Moving can be expensive. With a little planning, you may be able to save some money. Read these tips to find out how.
Downsizing is just part of your plan. What else do you want in your new neighborhood?
A new house, a new job, a new city. It’s a lot to get used to. But come on, you can’t keep asking your old friends to FaceTime you in at the bar and call it going out. It’s time to get out there, meet some new people, and start building relationships in your new town.
No one wants their home to languish on the market, but some sellers are more motivated than others. Check out these tips for selling your home quickly.
You got promoted! The only problem? You’ll have to relocate and you’re underwater on your current mortgage. So does is your house going to keep you from climbing the corporate ladder? Not necessarily. It’s not going to be easy, but you can do it.
The right location doesn’t always mean established parks, a thriving downtown, and a festival every week. After all, you can get involved in your community and change it for the better. That’s the idea in these cities that are willing to pay you to live there.
Come on, it’s 2016, there’s no reason not to stay in touch with friends and family after a relocation. There’s about a million ways to do it and feel like you’re still in the same city.
Your vacation home may be an investment property, but that doesn’t mean you don’t love it and want your renters to enjoy it as much as you do. Here’s how to make them feel welcome.
Moving to a new place for work can be a great opportunity for professional and personal growth. Here’s what you need to know before you go.
Relocating is exciting, and you’ll enjoy exploring your new town. But have you thought about how to find a trusted plumber? We have a great tip, so you can get out and have fun, without worrying about it.
Finding the right home is hard enough. But when you’re moving with pets there’s a whole other set of must-haves to make sure Snuggles Von Furrington III will fit in in your new digs.
Have you outgrown your home? Or are you craving something new? Moving isn’t the only option. You may be able to use the equity you have in your home to finance a renovation.