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Around the country, veterans fear they are being shut out of the housing market. The reason?

Home sellers are becoming wary of Veteran Home Loans.

VA loans feature a number of benefits for home buyers;

Many people seem to be under the impression that direct mail is becoming obsolete due to the convenience of online communication such as email. However, direct mail advertising campaigns are still very much

When it comes to air conditioning, many see it as a necessity rather than a luxury. Still, there are countless people — both renters and homeowners — who are forced to go without it, even during the most

Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire founder of Facebook, and his wife Priscilla Chan are dedicating $5 million to ensure California teachers don’t end up homeless.

Despite having some of the most highly paid

Like New York City, Paris, and Amsterdam before it, officials in Barcelona, Spain are cracking down on unlicensed rental apartments, pointing fingers at Aribnb in particular. The Guardian reports that this effort

Americans move all the time; four-in-ten Americans even state that they are very likely or somewhat likely to relocate within the next five years. But, as far as the younger generation is concerned, are these

In order to cut down on missed medical appointments, insurance provider Blue Cross Blue Shield and car sharing provider Lyft are partnering up for the greater good.

These two companies have established a

Customers of all kinds rely on warranties for their devices, automobiles, mattresses, and more, but many homeowners have never even heard of a home warranty.

Unlike a typical product warranty, a home warranty

Over the last few years, the tiny home trend has really taken off. Around 49% of home buyers are willing to pay more for expansive ensuite master baths, but since these miniature dwellings rarely exceed 500 square

Since 2016, the little Village of South Blooming Grove, located in Orange County, NY, has seen steady homeowner turnover. At least 170 homes, which represent 15% of the village’s housing, have been bought and sold

Americans are spending, and they’re spending wisely. According to a new poll by the U.S. Commerce Department, Americans are forgoing designer clothes and accessories and are instead choosing to spend their hard

On average, homeowners will spend between 1% and 4% of their home’s value annually on regular maintenance and repairs, amounting to at least $2,000 every year. However, a new study released by Houzz shows that

Harold Scrimgeour is just one of many residents who wants to have a say in the structures that get built around his neighborhood. Most recently, he partnered up with neighbors in his quaint Foxchase subdivision to

As Congress passed a $1.1 trillion temporary federal budget in the first days of May, narrowly avoiding a government shutdown, the Environmental Protection Agency escaped the cuts that President Trump and

Home ownership might not be a young person’s game (a home with a 15- or 30-year mortgage typically results in higher equity as both home and homeowner age), but home flipping is. And now, the hipsters and the

Almost a year before tenant Jack Sazama was actually able to set foot in his new apartment, he put on a pair of virtual reality (VR) goggles and signed his lease.

“The buildings weren’t even up yet, so it was n

The Los Angeles and Orange County real estate markets turned up the heat in March, and the streak continued through April. Both home prices and sales saw serious increases as spring weather returned to Southern

Steve Murray, president of consulting firm Real Trends, has been studying how real estate agents in the U.S. do their jobs for almost 40 years. And with the advent of the digital age, the Internet has disrupted

Across the nation, the number of seniors is on the rise. By the year 2030, older adults will actually account for around 20% of the entire U.S. population. And rather than entering retirement communities, more

In 1980, 60% of Americans had confidence in their bank. But these days, U.S. residents might be right to be a bit more skeptical of financial institutions, as is illustrated by the ruling on a recent court case.