Many buyers in their twenties and thirties are now looking to buy a home. But they’re worried about higher interest rates and saving enough for the down payment. That’s why many turn to borrower-friendly options like FHA home loans. This loan requires only 3.5 percent down to those who qualify.

A single-family home is a vision as well as a bricks-and-mortar reality for millions of home buyers. But now there is some question regarding whether single-family homes will be part of the real estate marketplace in the future.

Most of us know intuitively that the more education you have (at least, the right kind of education), the better your job possibilities and the higher your average income will be. So, how does that translate to home affordability? How much home can you buy at your education level?

Many American renters want to be homeowners regardless of the cost of homeownership. But to make the right decision, you should at least know what those costs are.

The shutdown of the US government, and the financial difficulties furloughed workers face highlights the need for emergency savings. How much do you need, and how do you get it? Find out here.

It no secret that the 800,000 furloughed federal workers affected by the nearly 40-day government shutdown are struggling. Fortunately, three industry players have stepped up to help.

Millennial first-time homebuyers face a long slog if they try to come up with the "standard" 20 percent down payment for a home. But luckily, they don't need 20 percent. Or even 5 percent.

Homeownership for millennials equals personal and financial success according to this new study.

How do experienced investors buy property fast without paying all-cash? With "hard money."

Recent economic data indicate that a recession may be in the offing for 2019. How do the experts see a recession coming? The signs are there.

If you have been wanting to refinance but had a hard time getting approved, 2019 might be your year. Lenders are allowing higher debt-to-income ratios, average credit scores for approved loans are falling, and down payments / equity are lower.

The FHA just announced that it has released it loan limits for 2019.

Second mortgages are loans against your home taken out after your primary home loan (your first mortgage). Thy can be a great source of cheap money, but things can go wrong. Here's what to watch out for.

Recent financial reporting has caused many investors to believe that the Fed may not raise interest rates one last time in 2018. 

The waiting period before you can make a mortgage application after a "significant derogatory event" has been cut by half. Get more on Fannie Mae's update.