There aren't enough homes available for sale. Are you better off just building a new one? The answer depends on time and money. David McMillin writes about credit cards, mortgages, banking, taxes and ...

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Between median U.S. home prices topping $400,000 and what feels like a brutal lack of houses to even look at, being a homebuyer is a tough, tough job. U.S. home prices were up 6.5% in February ...

Buying a house from a family member is a non-arm's-length transaction, meaning you have a relationship with the seller. A non-arm's-length transaction entails extra care when you apply for a home loan ...

Last December, the Federal Reserve indicated it could cut benchmark interest rates several times in 2024. At the time, many experts were optimistic that inflation would continue to fall and lead to ...

Brai is the founder of SW4 Insights, a public policy advisory firm based in Washington D.C. He has over a decade of experience as a journalist and consultant covering finance and economic policy, with ...

Besides taking out a mortgage, your best bet for homeownership is to buy a house in cash. Less common mortgage alternatives include rent-to-own agreements and owner/seller financing. Both rent-to-own ...

Today on AD, the Property Brothers, Jonathan and Drew Scott, are answering your top real estate questions from Instagram. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, planning a renovation, or navigating ...