Spring Real Estate Guide 2009

Though housing still faces major headwinds, including foreclosures and unemployment, a number of positive forces may finally be enough to form a market bottom.

Though housing still faces major headwinds, including foreclosures and unemployment, a number of positive forces may finally be enough to form a market bottom.

A combination of lower interest rates and government efforts to free up credit could add to already high inventory of homes.

Several markets in Florida are showing a spike in buyer interest, but they are not the only ones.

Throw out everything you may remember about the good old days. Here’s the information you need now to get a home loan. It starts with good credit.

Sure, its a horrible economy, but the price is right, and for some it's the opportunity of a lifetime to buy a second home.

While most mortgage rates are heading lower, people looking to buy or refinance a more expensive house may be out of luck.

There's a lot of misery out there as more and more people lose their homes, but that's no reason not to buy a foreclosed property. Here's a need-to-know guide.

Every dollar counts these days, so why would you want to give away four percent of the sale price to a broker. Here are some tips on how to do just that.

Government initiatives and market forces are striking at the foundation,  "From people’s incomes to home prices to construction levels, the entire landscape has changed very dramatically," says one analyst.