Some communities will make it worth your while to relocate by paying toward your student loans or covering other expenses.
Investors prowl for deep discounts among damaged properties on the New York and New Jersey coasts. 'Where are your hearts?' taunts a Craigslist ad.
Concentrations of risky FHA-backed mortgages in poorer neighborhoods are damaging to borrowers and the nation, a researcher says.
With interest rates on a 15-year loan so low, it's tempting to make the switch. Here's what to consider.
If you're thinking about relocating instead of rebuilding your Sandy-damaged home, here's what you need to know.
'Boomerang buyers' are re-emerging to qualify for mortgages. Ever wonder what it takes?
Homes with 'Boulevard' in the address sell for 36% more, on average, than 'Street' properties, a research team concludes.
Forget the carnage of the last few years. The allure of the quick buck endures as home flipping makes gains in hot real-estate markets.
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