Getting a workable rate cap right from the start can keep your mortgage payments manageable, but it's not the be all and end all of home-buying negotiations.
Wherever you are in the homebuying process, there are certain home records you want to keep no matter what. We spoke with a real estate expert for the details.
Buying a new home is exciting, especially if the paint the previous owners chose matches your aesthetics. But, there's one important question you should ask.
Sometimes situations pan out the way you hope for, and sometimes they don't. Here's some advice on recovering when a dream house slips out of your grasp.
No matter how great that home you're touring looks, it's vital to ask about its past renovations before you buy. Doing so can save you a lot of trouble.
To avoid this common first-time home buyer mistake, be sure you ask your real estate agent these important questions before you put an offer in on the house.
Ready to buy your first home? Here's everything you need to know about the first two most important steps to get you started on the road to your dream home.
Closing on your dream home is stressful, and you certainly don't want to make any sudden financial moves. These are the pitfalls to avoid during the process.
A recent development in real estate commission law is likely to affect those planning to buy or sell a home. Here, we explain what it could mean for you.
Soapstone and quartz countertops vary in durability, color, and texture. Do these differences affect their installation cost? Here, we discuss which is cheaper.
While watching the newest season of HGTV’s “The Flipping El Moussas,” you might be wondering if you could buy the “after” yourself. We break it down for you.
Want to increase your chances of getting your dream home? HGTV's Leslie Davis has a simple yet effective way to make your offer more appealing to sellers.
HGTV's Jenn Todyk knows a thing or two about renovations constrained by a tight budget. She suggests avoiding the instinct to be cheap with these things.
Feng shui dictates a lot inside and outside the home. If your house number is unlucky, it may cause problems. Thankfully, there is a really simple fix.
You've heard of being catfished on dates, but it can also happen in real estate. HGTV has a prime example of what it means to be catfished by a potential home.
If you're in the market to buy a house, you should keep an eye out for these major warning signs, according to Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas of "Bargain Block."