In many parts of the country, the real estate market seems to be rebounding. “As buyers seek to take advantage of record-low mortgage rates, the supply and demand imbalance threatens to further limit deals as the key spring selling season … [Read more...]
This Post for Rent: 8 Tips for Landlords, Renters in the Under-30 Crowd
February 11, 2013 by 5 Comments
Just as the Great Recession hit homeowners with a mighty wallop, it also took a toll on rentals, with bad news for landlords and tenants alike. According to the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, vacancy rates reached a new high … [Read more...]
Burglary Prevention: Common Sense Advice to Avoid Becoming a Victim
February 1, 2013 by 4 Comments
If you think burglary is something that only happens in low-income neighborhoods, think again. It is a crime that can happen even in the nicest neighborhoods with white picket fences. Sure, the criminals may not live in your neighborhood, but it … [Read more...]
Renting: What You Get for $1,500 a Month
January 15, 2013 by
If you could live anywhere in the United States, where would you choose? If you’re reading Money Under 30 and you are in fact 20-or 30-something, you probably can’t afford a mansion, and that’s okay! Part of starting off right is living in a … [Read more...]
When To Refinance: 3 Steps to Deciding Whether to Refinance or Not
January 2, 2013 by
Deciding when to refinance your home loan depends on several factors besides whether you can get a better mortgage rate than you already have. And though there are many reasons people refinance their mortgage, some are smarter financial moves than … [Read more...]
The Contractor who Nearly Blew up our House (Plus: How to Hire Contractors)
November 28, 2012 by
Thinking about adding some weather-stripping to your house this winter? Need roof patching or a furnace tune up? Do not try to save money by hiring a non-licensed contractor or someone who is not qualified for the job. Even licensed contractors … [Read more...]
