Affording Your Home

Whether for an internship or an unexpected life event, finding a short-term rental can be stressful. How to find a place to live—for just a little while.

A 15-year mortgage saves you a lot of cash in the long run, but you’ll enjoy much more affordable payments with a 30-year mortgage. Look at your own financial situation and decide what makes the most sense for your monthly budget.

If you’re a first-time home buyer, it’s smart to know about the different programs available to you. Here’s a complete guide on first-time home buyer state programs.

There are different mortgage types and each has its own credit score requirements. Your credit score will affect not only loan approval, but also the interest rate you’ll pay on your mortgage.

Tiny homes have been rising in popularity, but because they’re a new concept, getting a mortgage for them can be tricky. Personal loans, RV loans, and manufacturer’s loans are some of the options you can explore.

You’ve found the perfect apartment. Before you commit to that rental lease, be certain you know what you’re getting into. What to know before you sign.

If you and your partner are buying a house and one of you has poor credit, can you still buy? The short answer is yes.

When it comes to buying your first home, you should always try to buy less house than you can afford. Chances are, you don’t need as much space as you think you do. Here’s my experience.

There are many benefits to getting your mortgage at the same place where you bank. Here’s why you should get a mortgage through a credit union or local bank.

Don’t forget to calculate property taxes when considering a home purchase; they are an extra cost that most people forget about when buying a home, and they often run you more than you’d think.