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Buying a house is overwhelming, especially for a first-time homebuyer. But with the right preparation, you can take control and avoid the most common homebuying hurdles. We’ll show you how.
Getting a mortgage pre-approval letter from an online lender can be one of the fastest and most accurate ways to calculate how much you can actually afford.
Choosing the right neighborhood is one of the most important (and difficult) parts of buying a house. Here are some tips to help you make that decision.
These days, bidding wars and homes that just fly off the market are increasingly common. Here’s how to make a competitive offer so you can win your dream home.
If the real estate agent you pick could make the difference between landing your dream home in a few weeks or losing bids, why wouldn’t you shop around?
Before you can get a mortgage, your lender will need information about your finances. This post is all about getting your application materials in order.
What do you do when there are multiple offers on your dream home? We asked a first-time homebuyer in Seattle who beat the competition with just 12.5% down.
Chances are you want to get a good deal on your mortgage. This post is all about breaking down mortgage rates and costs, so you can be a savvy shopper.