Closing is the final stage of a real estate transaction, concluding with the title transfer. It can last up to two months, and the buyer has several responsibilities.
Your private mortgage insurance (PMI) used to be tax deductible if you met certain conditions. While you can’t take a deduction now, you might qualify to file an amended return for past years.
Paying back a reverse mortgage can be done by selling the home, using savings, obtaining a new mortgage, or giving the lender a deed in lieu of foreclosure.
Buying your first home and wondering how to afford it? Learn about what first-time home buyer grants and programs you may qualify for to make your new home more affordable.
Spring signals the start of the homebuying season, when home inventory and sales typically hit their annual peaks. But it's not necessarily when buyers get the best deals.
A mortgage preapproval is usually good for up to 90 days. Learn what it’s used for, when you should apply, and how it differs from a prequalification.
A second mortgage is an additional loan against your home’s equity. Learn the pros and cons of a second mortgage and how it works to decide if it's right for you.