The monthly mortgage payments on a $400K loan vary based on factors such as term length and interest rate. Learn more about the payments on a $400K mortgage.

Mortgage bonds protect lenders and allow you to invest in affordable real estate. Learn more about how they work and how they affect the real estate market.

There are several options for manufactured and mobile home foundations. Read our guide to learn about the different foundation types and their requirements.

Need mobile home insurance? Check out a list of the best mobile home insurance companies for 2024 to see which mobile home insurer could be right for you.

A prepayment penalty is a fee some lenders charge when you pay all or part of your loan off early. Find out what triggers the fee and how to avoid it.

How does selling mortgages work? Find out why lenders sell mortgages to investors, how the process works and how it affects you.

Explore how people feel they are doing financially compared to their parents at the same age.

As you learn more about mortgage insurance, you’re likely to encounter two acronyms: MIP and PMI. We'll break down how they each work and their key differences.

A proprietary lease provides co-op shareholders with the right to live in a specified apartment unit. Learn more about proprietary leases and how they work.

A VA home loan is a type of mortgage financing available to qualifying veterans and members of the military community. Discover VA loan requirements and how to apply.

Want to withdraw or borrow from a 401(k) for a down payment? See the pros and cons here.

Hard money loans, unlike traditional loans, are based on the collateral that secures the loan. Learn about hard money loans and the drawbacks for borrowers.

Solo households have become increasingly popular over recent decades. Read our analysis of the current data and trends for single vs. couple households.

Are you looking for a lower initial interest rate and not planning on staying in your home long? A 7/6 ARM could be just the ticket for you.

VA loans don’t come with inspection requirements, but the home must meet VA minimum property requirements. Learn about MPRs and what they entail.

Considering buying a house without a REALTOR^®? Learn about how the process works, plus pros and cons, and what you’re responsible for doing on your own.

While homeowners insurance isn’t legally required, mortgage lenders will usually require it. Learn more about homeowners insurance requirements for buyers.

A mortgage credit certificate (MCC) is a tax credit that can help homeowners save on their tax bill. Learn if you’re eligible for an MCC and how to apply.