Real Estate - Page 10

How does a real estate agent determine your home asking price? He or she compares it to recent sales and current competition. You can also estimate your own property value with online tools.

Buying rental property is different from purchasing your "dream home." Because while a dream home includes personal preferences, a rental is all about the money. Here's what you need to know.

How long does it take to sell a home? That depends on several factors. And you can control some of them.

Buy a foreclosure and save money. In these top towns, your profit potential is higher, so consider them.

Is it time to sell your home? Maybe, if you want to downsize, lock in your profits, spend less for housing,

Buying a small house can make financing your first home easier. You may have less square footage, but you'll also have a smaller down payment and mortgage.

If you have to move, should you sell your house or rent it out? It depends on the numbers and how you feel about becoming a landlord.

Buying, financing and managing rentals can be challenging when you have more than four. Here's how to do it with maximum efficiency.

Buying an investment property can start you on the road to wealth. Many rich people got there that way. But if you lack experience, avoid mistakes by following these tips.

How to fire your real estate agent if he or she is not getting the job done. In many cases, it's not that hard to do.

Considering a home with a long commute? Reconsider, for the sake of your wallet, your health and your sanity.

If your real estate agent isn't getting the job done, you may wonder: Can you fire your real estate agent? And how do I go about it? Here's what you need to know.

Making an offer on a home is challenging enough if you have seen it. But what about if you haven't? Here's how to compete in a seller's market while still protecting yourself.

Tips for landlords: how to avoid tenants who are identity thieves

New tax cuts for landlords mean that if you don't actively manage rentals yourself, the government has a present for you in the form of a 20 percent deduction.