No-down-payment mortgages are geared toward buyers with limited savings who want an accessible way to own a home. While they’re a great option for those who qualify, they also come with extra fees.

Certain mortgage payment-lowering options may bring financial relief this fall. Here's what owners need to know.

A mortgage buydown may have a place in your homebuying toolbox—but don't overlook the drawbacks and ramifications of using it ...

The full article, Myth vs. Fact — You Don’t Need 20% Down, features Julie P. Tuggle of Carolina Buyer’s Agent sharing ...

The number of these programs, which come from a range of sources, is rising in the United States, but there are barriers to entry. By Heather Senison When Benjamin Sar’s friend suggested he save up to ...

Giving your child money toward a down payment can help them save money and borrow less when buying a home. This can be especially helpful when they’re dealing with soaring home prices and high ...

The median U.S. home price in early 2025 is $398,400, with projections reaching $410,700 by end of year. First-time buyers are putting down a median of about 9% -- roughly $35,856. Repeat buyers are ...

The event, organized by the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America, runs through Sunday. It potentially provides a below-market 5.5% mortgage rate for people with low to moderate household ...

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SWBC Mortgage Corporation is proud to announce the continued success of its Homeownership Expansion Loan Program (HELP™), which has already helped hundreds of families ...

At 37.0% of median household income in July 2025, the mortgage payment for the median new home sold in the U.S. during the ...