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We're planning renovations on our older home. We'd like to customize them to what suits us, but wonder if we're overspending and it's not worth it. So, what would devalue the house the most?
Asked by Holly | Norfolk, VA | 02-23-2026 | 2,764 Views | Remodeling | Updated 2 weeks ago
Need information for housing for me and my children. My children have disability. I have three daughters that are on SSI. I cannot work. I was diagnosed with colon cancer stage 3 September 16, 2025 last.
Asked by Nina Deleon | Austin, TX | 10-05-2026 | 30 Views | Affordable Housing | Updated 2 weeks ago
I’m paying $125,000 for house that had major hidden structural issues
Asked by James Fugett | 41129 | 10-06-2026 | 46 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 2 weeks ago
I'm structuring a subject-to purchase where title will transfer to me while the seller's existing mortgage remains in place, and I understand this can technically trigger the lender's due-on-sale clause. What specific contract provisions or practices do lenders and attorneys typically recommend to minimize that risk, or to protect the buyer's position if the loan is ever called? I'd like to understand what language should actually be included in the purchase agreement.
After closing on a subject-to deal, im not sure if the seller should just keep their homeowners policy and add me as an additional insured, or if I should get my own policy that lists their lender as mortgagee. Which way actually protects both of us better once the house is in my name but the loan is still theirs?
We left our old washer and dryer as a courtesy, it wasnt in the contract, and our agent confirmed with their agent it wasnt part of the sale. Now the washer and dryer broke and the buyers are texting us demanding we pay to fix or replace them. Its already their house, so am I actually obligated to do anything here?
I bought my house solo a few years before I met my fiance and the mortgage is still only in my name. We're getting married next year and renovating the kitchen, bathrooms and floors, and she's offered around $80,000 toward it, which suddenly feels like a lot for her to put into a house she doesn't technically own. We're already doing a prenup for other reasons. What's a smart way to document or protect her contribution on paper?
Asked by Phoebe L. | Denver, CO | 10-05-2026 | 30 Views | Remodeling | Updated 3 weeks ago
Hello, thanks for your input and help. We put an offer on a home, and our home has not sold yet. If our home doesn't sell, who pays for the appraisal on the home we put an offer on? If the home doesn't sell, do we get our earnest money check back in full? If it doesn't go through, can we get a new realtor and put an offer in on the same home right away? We feel like our realtor isn't really trying his best to sell our home.
Asked by Christine | Windsor, PA | 10-02-2026 | 33 Views | Buying | Updated 3 weeks ago
How much selling commission do you get for a $545,000 home
Asked by Smithhart, harley | Stockton | 10-03-2026 | 36 Views | Finance & Legal Info | Updated 3 weeks ago
found a house in Michigan priced at 165k which is about 80 percent of its fair value and i qualify for a professional mortgage program with 3 percent down and no pmi but theyre quoting me 8 percent with a 780 credit score and zero debt is that rate actually normal for a program like this or should i be shopping other lenders before i commit
Asked by Desmond T. | Saginaw, MI | 10-02-2026 | 38 Views | Buying | Updated 3 weeks ago
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