Buying a home - Page 27

The first-time home buyer is in the real estate market in a big way because of low interest rates and booming employment.

If you want to buy a new home, you may be having trouble finding an affordable property. But builders are increasing affordable home production, so you may have more opportunity in the near future.

Buying a home with family members can be a challenge. But mortgages for multi-generational families can make it easier.

Tiny houses used to be considered odd, but today, they are starring in television shows and people are buying them. But where do you find a tiny house mortgage?

The balloon mortgage can get you a lower interest rate. However, it does come with some risk and is not right for everyone. Learn more about balloon mortgages here.

Buy or rent? That's the question, and in most parts of the country, the answer is "Buy."

Selling a home? Then get to know your buyers -- on a first-name basis.

It's harder for young adults today to buy a home this year. Use these tips to help your adult child if you're in a position to do so.

You don't have to make a huge down payment to buy a home, but putting more down does make homeownership easier down the road.

The 401(k) down payment may be possible. But should you borrow from your 401(k) or withdraw from your 401(k) for your down payment?

Sometimes having both spouses on a home loan application causes mortgage problems. In those cases, it's better to leave one spouse off the home loan.

Buying a new home can be a challenge because many newly-built houses are more expensive. Research shows that it may be easier to afford a "pre-owned" starter home.