An FHA adjustable-rate mortgage is designed for borrowers who want to make an easier transition to homeownership. Learn how it works, plus pros and cons.

Cost basis in real estate is the original value that a buyer pays for their property. Learn more about cost basis and how to calculate it.

You might have heard the term negative equity, but what is it, exactly? We’ll go over what it is and how to avoid it in this comprehensive overview.

An EEM, also known as a green mortgage, can help finance upgrades to make your home more energy-efficient. Explore EEM loan options to help save on utilities.

Some of your closing costs may be tax-deductible. Get answers about which closing costs you can deduct on your taxes after buying a home.

A limited cash-out refinance replaces your current loan with a higher amount. Learn if a limited cash-out refinance is right for you.

At risk of foreclosure on your reverse mortgage? Learn more about the reverse mortgage foreclosure timeline and how you can avoid foreclosure on your home.

Are you interested in becoming a homeowner but have a single income? Read our guide to learn more about what to expect when buying a house as a single woman.

Buying a house with cash can streamline the home buying process, but it can also come with a few downsides. Learn how to buy a house with cash here.

Planning on purchasing a home with an FHA loan? Make sure it can be FHA-approved with our useful FHA minimum property standards checklist.

Loans can be either secured or unsecured, but which is a mortgage? Find out and learn what it means when your loan is secured or unsecured.

If you’re considering buying a house in a flood zone, you should weigh the pros, cons and potential risks. Read on to learn more about moving into a flood zone.

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.

Real estate scams are becoming more sophisticated. Here are 7 of the most common ones, how to spot them and what to do if you fall for one.

A title endorsement is a modification to your title insurance policy that provides additional coverage. Learn more about title insurance endorsements here.

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