Various laws and standards limit what a real estate agent can perform for the buyer. Knowing them will help you and your agent accomplish your homebuying goals more smoothly.
VA home loan rules barred veterans from paying a buyer's agent. A new rule changes that.
A big change in real estate means homebuyers now need to sign a buyer-broker agreement before touring homes. This written contract outlines how your agent gets paid and what you can expect from each other — and it's now required for most property showings.
You don’t have to be locked out of the enviable Californian lifestyle by the state’s high home prices. Discover the most affordable housing markets in California.
A recent NAR settlement could mean buyers will start paying for their own agent. Here's five questions to ask when interviewing your Realtor.
Much of Texas is no longer affordable. That’s why we wanted to dig into data to find the most affordable housing markets in The Lone Star State.
As a first-time buyer with limited means, do you engage in a bidding war or walk? You don’t want to overpay or keep getting outbid. Next steps.
A score close to 60 could mean you're ready to buy a home.
Should you max out your monthly budget to afford your ideal home or settle for less? Pros and cons of each.
Is it time to fire your agent? It could be. But before you do, here’s what to consider, including a new law that could make firing your Realtor harder (but finding a good one easier).
