Meet USDA, the Home Lender
Q: Maryland: What can you tell me about the Department of Agriculture’s rural housing program? I know to qualify you must have good credit with an income below the average for your area.
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As Subprime Crisis Deepens, Some Fight Back The home loan for Thomas Hilchey and fiancee Robin Crevier started with a "teaser" -- an attractive interest rate for two years with a monthly payment of $1,692 that was
Empty Nests Clear Way for Big Changes Phyllis and Ronnie Zweig loved the six-bedroom Bethesda house where they lived for 23 years and raised three children, now ages 25, 24 and 22. read more...
Real Estate Mailbag Q DEAR BOB: I am a 65-year-old widow and own my home, which is worth about $550,000. I would like to do some remodeling and am thinking of taking
Pricey Changes Coming To Many Credit Cards Just in time for the coming holiday season, big changes are coming to your credit card company -- changes that could take some of the joy out of that season.read
Bare bones real estate firms will list homes on restricted MLS database A trend in do-it-yourself home sales is creating big bucks for a new breed of real estate broker, but full-service agents warn consumers that the method isn't a quick and
Hartford Homes Are a Value When Compared to Pricier Area Metros Although the median price of homes here is above that for the U.S., houses in this Connecticut city sell for less than those in Northeast markets like Fairfield County, Boston