Lee Cameron

In this economy, many home buyers have chosen to move into smaller homes. Don't worry, there are some easy and affordable ways to make that smaller home seem larger and maximize the space you have.

Forget costly remodeling and add-ons. Some of the best ways to add value to your home are simple and affordable. Take a look.

In this struggling economy, there aren't many people out there jumping at the chance to buy an investment property. But for the select few who are willing and able, there is a new trend emerging - buying with cash.

Though it has become less and less of a trend in the tough economy, buying "green" - environmentally friendly products - is still very popular with many people. You might be considering buying a "green" home but do you know what to ask for?

With the market flooded with foreclosure homes, many see distressed properties as the golden ticket of real estate. There are certainly good deals to be found but buying a bank-owned home can be a complicated and time-consuming prospect. Here are some tips to help you on your way.

In the rush of buying a new home, many people neglect the important step of finding a good moving company. Find out how to avoid this mistake!

Buying a home is a complicated and very expensive endeavor. Unfortunately, there are a lot of pitfalls for buyers who come into the process unprepared. Some buyers even start making mistakes before they even begin looking for a home. Here are some typical mistakes to try to avoid.

With many homeowners underwater in their own homes, a lot of people seem to be considering simply walking away from their mortgage. Unfortunately, if you're worried about your credit score, this is one of the worst things you can do.

It's a buyer's market! Unfortunately, many home buyers are making to risky move of venturing into the real estate market on their own, without an agent.

Buying a home is an enormous process, but many home buyers don't realize that there are some important steps to take before you even start the process. Or, more accurately, there are some important steps NOT to take. What you do just prior to starting the home buying process can make a big difference.