Selling a Home
Selling a home can take patience, but with proper staging and preparation, a home can sell in no time. Learn what it takes to sell a home with these articles.
6 of the Biggest Houses in the World
8 Surprising Things Your Homeowners Insurance Doesn't Cover
Does Traditional Homeowners Insurance Cover Airbnb Rentals?
How the First-time Homebuyer Tax Credit Worked
Are you ever too old to buy your first home?
Navigating Your First Home Inspection
5 Things You Should Do Before You Move Abroad
5 Tips for Preparing for Professional Movers
How to Plan a Long-distance Move
Learn More / Page 2
You may have seen advertisements staring celebrities James Garner or Robert Wagner that go something like this... "If you're 62 years of age or older and own your own home..." They're endorsing reverse mortgage loans. But is it a good idea, or are they just trying to make a buck?
When you buy or sell a house, you'll probably encounter a multiple listing service. But some agents are concerned because people sidestep them and instead use the multiple listing services to share information.
For Sale By Owner signs are popping up all over the place. More and more people are sidestepping real estate agents and selling homes on their own. Some sellers save thousands of dollars this way.
Advertisement
Whether it's the inviting blue of a clear summer sky or the cold, impersonal gray of a waiting room, color can actually have a psychological and physical impact on us. But is the impact enough to sell your home?
Foreclosure is a frightening and increasingly common scenario in which homeowners lose their home because they can't make their mortgage payment. Why is this scenario playing out in a neighborhood near you?
Home staging isn't decorating -- it's more like depersonalizing your home to make it more attractive to potential buyers.
House flipping is buying a house or property and selling it for a profit. If everything works, you could make out well. But if something goes wrong, you could be stuck with an extra mortgage payment.
Advertisement
Selling a house is a complicated process, no matter how good the real estate market is. Whether you're a first-time home seller or not, you probably have a bunch of questions.