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How often can you refinance your home? While there’s no limit, there are some things to keep in mind. Here’s what you should know before refinancing, again.

Wondering “How much does it cost to refinance?” Here’s your guide to the short- and long-term costs of refinancing your mortgage.

Builders are ramping up to meet homebuyer demand, and the fresh inventory could help cool off rising new home prices.

Want to use the equity you’ve built up in your home? Here’s an intro to cash-out refinances, including when you might (or might not) want to consider one.

Better compiled a list of 15 events and milestones in the history of the American mortgage system, using information from news articles, encyclopedias, and historical literature.

Better analyzed U.S. Census Bureau data to determine how homeownership rates have changed over the past 25 years.

Suburban homebuyers have surged 42.1%. If you own a home, the chances of selling quickly and at a premium price are good. See how you can make your next move.

If your mortgage or rate doesn’t reflect your current financial situation, it’s time for a loan refinance. See the benefits, how it works, and how to get one.

Next year is expected to bring slower price growth, rising rates, and more competition. Getting the ball rolling now could help borrowers save.

Refinancing your mortgage? Here’s a breakdown on the refinance appraisal process, associated costs, and what to do if your appraisal comes back lower or higher than expected.

The Federal Reserve will be rolling back its pandemic relief measures, which helped keep rates near record lows since 2020. Find out what it means for borrowers.

Buying a home isn’t impossible for low income families. In fact, there are loans designed to help. Learn which ones to look for in our low income loan guide.

Have a lower credit score and down payment? An FHA loan can help you buy a home. See how to qualify, first-time homebuyer benefits, and steps to get it done.

Here are the counties where mortgage payments have jumped the most in the past 2 years.

A conventional loan refinance can help you save money on your overall mortgage costs. See how to refinance a government-funded mortgage to a conventional loan.

Conventional loans are the most common mortgage type in the US. Here we explain what makes them different from other mortgage options and how to get one.

Yes, you can use money in a 401(k) account to buy a house. But should you? Learn whether it makes sense to use your 401(k) for a down payment and...

You can now borrow roughly $100,000 more in a conforming loan. The move should help buyers keep up with rising home prices.

A doctor and single parent, forced to downsize after divorce, navigates debt and damaged credit to provide a safe home for her family.

Buying a condo comes with plenty of perks, but here’s what you need to consider before committing to this type of home.