The best type of home loan is different for each buyer. Compare low- and no-down-payment loans to find the best mortgage for you.

How many lenders should you apply to for a mortgage? From minimizing credit score impact to maximizing home loan options, we've got you covered.

Choosing between a 401(k) loan vs HELOC should be easy. A HELOC is almost always the better option. Here's why.

Refinance requirements can be tricky, but the rewards are often huge. Find out what you need to meet basic refinance requirements and start saving.

The maximum HELOC amount varies by lender. Some go as high as 90% or even 100%. Your loan amount depends on your credit and available equity.

It's possible to get a HELOC on an investment property. But fewer lenders offer them and the rules are a little different. Learn more here.

Discover the ins and outs of VA closing costs and get insights on VA loan fees, exemptions, and valuable tips for saving money on closing day.

The VA funding fee sustains the zero-down VA loan program for veterans. See current funding fees and find out who is exempt.

Learn how VA jumbo loans work, their competitive rates, and how eligible borrowers can finance high-value homes with no down payment.

The Chenoa Fund helps home buyers with down payment assistance worth 3.5% of the purchase price. Find out whether you might qualify for aid.

Learn how a written buyer agreement works, who’s involved, and if and when you need to sign it when buying a home.

If you make $150,000 a year, you should have a sizable home buying budget. Here's how to estimate price range based on your salary.

Learn about home equity loan requirements, including minimum equity, credit scores, and income needed to qualify.