Articles by Peter Warden - Page 40

Home security tips: learn how to secure your home, avoid home burglary, and what to do in case of a home break in.

Preparing a new house checklist before you move will remove some of the stress beforehand, and will definitely help you handle the inevitable emergencies down the road. The ounce of prevention really does beat the pound of care.

Who hasn't said, "I need to lower my bills" at some point in their lives? Unless you are free and clear of debt, you can probably benefit from these tips.

How to choose A SAFE neighborhood when buying a home? By investigating online and in-person. Here's how.

Student loans and credit affect each other. Many adults experience difficulty borrowing for a mortgage or car because of excessive student debt. Here's what you need to know.

Often, the first step to deciding which home to buy starts with deciding which type of home. Condos, single-family residences, zero-lot-lines -- each has its advantages for different kinds of home buyers.

If you are a bit introverted, it can be tough to get to know your neighbors. But the benefits can be huge. And they can begin even before you move in.

The verbal verification of employment (VOE) is required by almost every mainstream lending program to make sure that your income documents are accurate and reflect your current employment and income.

How to get out of a real estate contract? There are several ways, including HOA kick-out clauses, contingencies and canceling the contract.

Your lease agreement spells out the upfront costs of leasing a home. Make sure you understand these costs before committing to a lease.

What credit score do you need to rent an apartment or rental house? In some cases, more than you do to buy a house. Here's how to avoid a credit check, and to improve your score if you have to pass one.