The real estate and mortgage market in the United States has been significantly affected by the Coronavirus outbreak, much like any other essential service industry in the country. Mortgage rates have been really low, but supply and demand blew up property prices.
If it’s your first time selling your home, read on and take notes of the costliest mistakes first-time home sellers often make.
Utilities can take a large bite out of your already tight budget. If you feel you’re overspending, there are small changes you can make today.
Buying a home is a major step, both financially and emotionally. This article describes nine areas to look at as soon as you’ve decided you’re interested in buying a particular home.
With the coronavirus pandemic putting people out of work everywhere, it’s likely that you’re worried about what effect it will have on your credit rating.
It’s a couple of weeks before your moving day. What should be on your agenda to take care of during this time period? Read this article to discover seven items you need to address!
Gardening is a necessary step for anyone who wants to become self-sufficient and reduce the number of visits to the grocery store.
There is so much information going around about resources available to people being financially affected. I wanted to do a roundup of what’s available today so you can take advantage if you need.
Not all home improvement projects are a good use of your time and money. Here are the ones that offer the best return on your investment—crucial information if you’re thinking of doing any home renovations this year.
With rates so low, is now a good time to refinance? Here are 4 reasons why refinancing now may make sense for you.