Charlotte, North Carolina, has become a hot market for both homebuyers and investors alike. Due to a significant spike in demand, housing prices have skyrocketed, making it nearly impossible in some areas of the city ...

In North Dakota, there is a measure that is trying to abolish property taxes and I was just curious as to what everybody's thoughts are regarding this topic.

Im against against it because its a very poorly worded me...

I'm searching for a school in the Atlanta/Marietta area to get my pre-license education in the classroom.  Does anyone have a preference?  I'm looking at Barney Fletcher and they seem to have a nice program.  I'm also...

At what point do you start qualifying for commercial loans? When you buy something more than 4 units?I ask because we have an LLC and want to transfer then from us to our LLC at closing. But then at some point with BR...

So I am at a crossroads right now and would like some feedback. Currently, my FHA rate is 3.375% with a MI (mortgage insurance) of $305/monthly. I owe $264k and I purchased the property for $296k in 2013. My loan off...

This year will be my 5th and final year of paying $123.23/mo of mortgage Insurence on my FHA mortgage.
Since the mortgage Insurence will expire at the end of the year, will my mortgage payment decrease by $123.23 or ...

Hi all,

I'm currently using IFTTT to troll my local craigslist and email me for FSBOs and other properties meeting my criteria. I'm not entirely happy with it, though, and wonder what everyone else is using t...

Is there a single Refinance Calculator on the web that takes into account MORTGAGE INSURANCE (PMI)? As in, I'm paying it NOW, and I WON'T BE PAYING IT after I refinance, so include that in my monthly savings, please....

I offered 85K on a property in Memphis but appraisal came back as 72,000. I do have appraisal contigency so i can come out as well.But In this case, would you recommended to counter Seller  $72,000 or move out. expect...

The Texas real estate contract is changing the verbiage for what is considered a 'cash' offer, eliminating borrowing of any kind (hard money lenders, private money, etc.). So basically, if you aren't going to use your...