Posts Tagged ‘homeownership’

Whether buying a new home or refinancing your current one, you can use Fannie Mae’s HomeStyle® program to cover repairs and improvements. Solar panels. A swimming pool. A new kitchen,

A custom home: it’s a dream for many. But most people don’t put that dream into action. They think it’s too complicated, too expensive, too far out of their reach.

Spring and early summer are often the most active times in the housing market. Making it crucial for your home to stand out for an optimal sale. Here are some

Both buying and selling a home call for the same key factor: a great agent. Let’s look at skills to consider when choosing your real estate agent.

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Not necessarily. While all debts factor into home financing, student loans aren’t automatic deal breakers.

Have a student loan? You’ve got company.

About 43 million Americans have school-related debt. That’s around 13%

The year was 1990. Cheers was America’s favorite TV show. MC Hammer had a hit with “U Can’t Touch This.” And the LA Times first reported on McMansions. That housing

Are you ready to buy your first home? You’re in good company. Last year, nearly a third of homebuyers in America were first-time buyers. Overall, about one in seven homebuyers

Have you thought about building your own home? It’s not just something other people do. You can construct your dream home from the ground up with a little know-how and

There’s no law that says you need to. Realistically, you could enter an open house and buy the place on the spot. However, you may miss out on the benefits

The weather’s just right, your tax refund is in hand, and there are many more homes on the market compared to a few months ago. Spring may be the best