5 Ways to Beat Out the Competition
Depending on where you live, you, as a potential buyer, may be forced to compete with other buyers in a bidding war.
Depending on where you live, you, as a potential buyer, may be forced to compete with other buyers in a bidding war.
Kudos to Steve Brownell from the Zillow data and analytics team. His research brief in the Zillow…
Avoiding recurring transaction costs is the primary reason that financial experts think real estate should be kept as an asset for the buyer’s lifetime.
Usually, the buyer faces more line-item expenses, but the seller pays the commission.
Basic living expenses skyrocket in the urban core, according to a new analysis from Zillow and Care.com.
A look at how we got here and where we’re headed.
It takes more than two years before buying the typical U.S. home makes more financial sense than renting it (but that time frame varies by market).
Your parents’ rite of passage may not make sense for you.
Debt is money that you borrowed and are obligated to repay. Examples of debt include mortgages, student loans, auto loans and credit cards. Zillow research found that 69% of renters have some type of debt, and a quarter of renters said they were denied a rental agreement or home financing due to their debt level. Debt […]
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