Carla Ayers

If you’re wondering if you can buy a house after bankruptcy, the answer is yes. Follow our guide on how long it takes and how to get started on this process.

Prescriptive easements are held by people who gain a right to use someone else’s property. Find out if you should buy property encumbered with easements.

The amount it costs to remodel a house can vary depending on the scale of the project. Learn the average costs associated with various kinds of remodels.

For those looking to fix up and flip a real estate property, getting financing is usually necessary. Find out how to obtain a loan for flipping houses.

An open house is an event a seller or their real estate agent hosts to allow potential buyers to view their home in person. Learn how it works.

Watching experts flip a house is exciting, but would you want to actually move in? Learn what to look for before buying a flipped property.

You can buy fixer-upper houses at lower prices and renovate them to enjoy or sell. Learn how this works - and uncover the pros and cons of buying a fixer-upper.

Zombie foreclosures demonstrate the risks of leaving before foreclosure ends. Understand these homes and their potential to resurface and create problems later.

Landlocked property has no direct access to public roads without crossing neighboring land. Read our article on how to get an easement for your property.