HUD homes are foreclosed properties for sale as is and typically listed lower than market value. Learn the pros and cons of HUD homes and if you should buy one.

Buying a house online can be convenient for home buyers unable to travel, but there are downsides to the experience as well. Learn how to buy a house online.

A mortgage rate lock can prevent your interest rate from increasing while you wait to close on your home. Discover how this protection can benefit you.

When you sign a contract with a real estate agent, you may be asked to sign an exclusive right to sell agreement. Learn what “exclusive right to sell” means.

Closing costs are typically 3% – 6% of a house’s sale price, but who pays them and when? Read on to find out whether the buyer, seller or
both pay these costs.

VA home loans are a benefit for eligible military service members seeking homeownership. Learn about the minimum credit score for VA loans in our guide.

Hiring the right professional to help you buy or sell a home is crucial. Ask a REALTOR^® these 19 questions to boost your confidence when selecting one.

If you sold your house and made a profit, it may be subject to capital gains tax. Learn how capital gains tax on a home sale works and how to avoid it.

An iBuyer can help you sell your home quickly with an all-cash offer. Learn more about iBuyers in real estate and how to buy or sell a house with an iBuyer.

There’s a lot to consider before buying a house and becoming a homeowner. Learn more in our guide to determine whether you should buy a house now or wait.

Adverse possession grants trespassers legal ownership of land just by occupying it. Read on to learn more about what adverse possession is and how it works.

Do you own an older home with outdated electrical systems? Learn when and how to safely update the electrical wiring in your old house and budget for it.

The average closing time on a house is 30 – 60 days. Learn more about how long it takes to close on a house, how to avoid delays and what to expect in our guide.