real estate

by Kathryn Vercillo

How to Purchase Water Rights You’ve bought land. Of course, you want to be able to access the water on that land, right? If so, then you might ... read the story

by Vicky Monroe

House Hacking Your Way to Passive Income for Life Housing is most people’s biggest expense. On average, Americans spend 37% of their take-home pay on rent or their mort... read the story

by Max Erkiletian

Will Supply Shortages Cost Consumers More Production cuts during the pandemic, drought in Asia, increased demand, and a shipping bottleneck. All are factors in cu... read the story

by Allen Francis

Buy a House in These States and Student Debt is Forgiven When you borrow money today, you are robbing your future self of funds you may need. And you may then perpetuate a debt ... read the story

by Vicky Monroe

Should You Own a Second Home in Connecticut? Connecticut has beaches, mountains, national forests, and lots of history, which makes it a top tourist destination. So ... read the story

by Vicky Monroe

Could You Get Denied for Mortgage After Pre-Approval? If you were denied a mortgage after being pre-approved, you’re probably feeling confused and disappointed. Many ... read the story

by Tamila McDonald

How Long Will Mortgage Rates Stay This Low? Whether you’re considering buying your first home, moving to a new one, or refinancing an existing loan, mortgage inte... read the story

by Kathryn Vercillo

How to Find Out if a House Is in Foreclosure Buying a house that’s in foreclosure can be a smart way to start investing in real estate. You can get your own ho... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Skipping the Extra Bedroom Could Mean Having $500K More in Retirement An extra bedroom has become a fairly common (and acceptable) waste of space in your home. According to Finder.com, ther... read the story

by Flanice Lewis

Opinion: Tiny Houses Are Better Tiny houses are better than large homes. After the boom of the McMansions, it seems building small is the latest movemen... read the story