Ending your marriage introduces myriad changes to your life. And when it comes to buying a house, checking the “divorced” box could prove problematic. If you’re newly single and looking
If you’ve ever wondered why your rental doesn’t quite look like home, then you’re on to something. Apartment life comes with stuff – it just might not come with storage.
Buyers willing to pay top dollar for “the latest thing” may consider rooms featuring last year’s – or older – design details less valuable, even ready for a “total gut
About that FHA mortgage interest premium (MIP) reduction we wrote about earlier this month…well, never mind. The cut that would have “lowered premiums to 0.60 percent, saving FHA-insured borrowers with
[ad_1] Much has been written — and rightly so — about the plight of homeowners who have made energy-conserving improvements to their homes using financing provided through a PACE (Property
Question: Why do we really have to give the lender money, which is held in non-interest bearing accounts, to guarantee we will pay our own taxes and our own insurance
[ad_1] Animal lovers will be happy to know there’s another way to be kinder to their furry friends. And it all starts at home. Many people aren’t aware that they
[ad_1] A collective sigh of relief by concerned real estate interests was brought on last week by the California Supreme Court’s decision in the case of Horiike v. Coldwell Banker
Home loan agreement, Do I have any right to insist that the lender should not sell my loan? We have had a mortgage with the same lender for several years,
Experts have suggested that investments in the nation’s housing sector would not only reduce the growing housing deficit in the country, but also mitigate recession in the country. SYLVA EMEKA-OKEREKE
