9 key questions to answer when you’re location shopping.

Whether you’re buying or selling, it’s important to choose representation that meets your needs in the transaction.

Knowing which type of relationship you have with your agent, and his broker, will help you negotiate the best possible deal, whether you’re a buyer or a seller.

Don't assume you'll be in your first home forever. Take a long view of the situation and consider this advice.

Follow these tips to seal the deal the first time.

It's always a goal to rent rather than own, but think twice before taking that leap.

So you’ll have all your financial needs buttoned up before your home closing.

This checklist gives you carte blanche (well, almost) when viewing potential homes.

You don't have to be a lifelong renter. There's more help out there than you might think.

Here’s how that sad-looking house can be a wealth-builder.

Tips for buying in Washington, D.C., and other intense urban markets.

The ultimate timeline ensures the smoothest of transitions.

Their agent won’t have to say, “Picture this.” Buyers will see your home at its best.

Moving doesn't have to be a hassle.

Your dream home could be worth a lot more in a few years...or not.

When lenders look to dump property, be ready to grab in a hurry.

Here’s how that sad-looking house can be a wealth-builder.

Millennials are carrying around a lot of misconceptions of home ownership. It's cray-cray.

Make sure your dreams of home ownership aren't bigger than your dreams of living debt-free.

However, if you go in prepared, this labor of love can be less laborious. Here are six things to keep in mind before you make your home in a little slice of history.