There is tension in the house. When I say anything, I am immediately wrong - unless my daughter wants something, and then she's sickly sweet. OK, I have a small pension of $1,500, Social Security of ...

You might decide to sell your home after you retire for one of many reasons. Maybe you need the cash or have outgrown the ...

If you can keep working while looking after your health, do it. You get 100% of your Social Security benefit at full retirement age, which is 67 for anyone born in 1960 or after, and you receive a ...

Thinking about selling a rental or flip? Here's how to sell an investment property in 2025 while minimizing taxes and maxing ...

More retirees than ever before are renting rather than keeping up with their own homes—and it's hard to argue with the appeal ...

Buying a home might stretch your budget more than renting. But it can come with perks — like building equity and having a ...

3. Schools Consider the quality of local schools if you're dealing with family-sized homes. You'll be mostly concerned with monthly cash flow but the overall value of your rental property will ...

So you want to put solar panels on your roof, but you're not sure if you'll live in your house forever. Do you need to be worried about what happens when you sell? In all likelihood, no.

It’s possible to buy a new house before selling your current one, but getting the timing right can be tricky. If the transactions don’t align perfectly, you could wind up needing temporary housing — ...

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The lawyer from Jersey City, New Jersey, bought a three-family brick row house in 2003; he lives on two floors and rents out two other floors as one-bedroom apartments. He’s 57 now, but as he starts ...

If you want to sell your house to a tenant in a rent-to-own deal, then make very sure you have a contract that outlines all the details. Lew Sichelman offers tips on how to do it right.