The Landlord Life Low-Down more

Over the past few years, Americans have been in a renovation frenzy. more

Many investors don��t realize that the long list of investments they can put in their individual retirement account includes real estate.nnTax law lets people put nearly anything in their retirement accounts. Not only is investment in real estate okay, more

Many Americans looking at the values of their homes are asking not whether it will fall, but by how much. more

Nationally, foreclosures are way ahead of last year. more

As a weak housing market nudges the foreclosure rate higher, 2007 is looking promising for investors in distressed real estate. more

Investing Club Turns Into Nightmare Idea more

It's 118 degrees in Baghdad, but Peter Hudson is willing to sweat it out there, literally, for 18 more months. Why? So he can save up enough money to buy his first home back in the States -- ideally with a swimming pool. more

A short-sale expert says he can predict market slumps by client traffic. Next stop: The Sunshine State. more

Foreclosure auctions are hot as the number of foreclosures has skyrocketed but home prices in many areas have failed to plummet, more buyers are considering what was once the province of get-rich-quick quackery. more

Turns out, plenty of homeowners are suffering despite the recent boom in house prices. more

A new survey shows foreclosure clusters are on the move from industrial centers to coastal and southern states. more

When we hear the word "foreclosure," the majority of us think of dilapidated, run-down, undesirable properties. But in reality, some of the finest mansions and estates in the USA are up for grabs because their owners have defaulted on mortgage payments. more

If you have always thought that you would love to live in your favorite vacation destination all year around, then your dream home may be within a few keystrokes as you search the fresh foreclosure listings and browse the neighborhoods of vacation hotspot more

Filings were up 35 percent in the first quarter; Detroit and Las Vegas get hammered. more

Forgo that summer vacation in favor of a retreat you can use right in your own backyard. Decks, patios, landscaping and gardens, and swimming pools and hot tubs can provide a daily relaxing escape from your everyday routines for years to come. more

The recent collapse of U.S. home sales ripped a magnificent bloom off the rose of real-estate investing -- yet buying rental properties remains one of the best ways for middle-income Americans to build wealth more

A million-dollar vacation home for a fraction of the price sounds good to anyone. more

Most people like the idea of getting great value at a bargain price, particularly when buying a home. The idea of finding such a deal has a lot of potential home buyers taking a closer look at what the foreclosure home market has to offer. more

Vacation homes aren't just for the rich, although at current prices it may seem that way. more

Question: I'm thinking about buying a home in Mexico. Where should I look and what should I keep in mind? more

If you�ve been thinking about buying a foreclosure property as a smart investment or as a second home for your family, you may be on the right track. more

Unless you�ve got buckets of money stashed in the basement, chances are that owning vacation homes in Orlando or Hawaii may be out of the question. Mortgage lenders are tightening up on requirements for vacation homes. more

Retirees are telling builders, developers and researchers that they are looking primarily for a community where they can make friends and connections quickly, whether it's a small town or a walkable neighborhood in a big city. more

With snow conditions being less than ideal, we are hearing rumors that the hot winter sport this year is house hunting on the slopes. more

Sky Minor juggles three careers: mortgage broker, property investor and punk-rock drummer. more

New Foreclosure Trend Report Indicates
2 Percent Rise Since Last Quarter and More than 5 Percent Jump Compared to
March 26. more

When you're thinking about buying a vacation home one factor you cannot afford to overlook is homeowner's insurance. more

With a year's supply of homes and condos sitting on the market, the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton area of Florida has a ways to go before it can recover from the excesses of the real estate boom. more

If you're a renter trying to save for a down payment, or you're just trying to move out of your parents' home, it'll likely get harder this year. Rents are rising faster than they have in six years. more

The recent softening in the U.S. real estate market after years of double-digit percentage growth in home prices may make it scarier than ever to buy a vacation home. more