In today’s tough economy, owning a house can be more American drama than dream. When you’re sitting around the Thanksgiving table hearing people complain about foreclosures and decreasing property values, be glad you’re renting and save your wishbon

This is the final installment in our series of rental horror stories. Read the first one here.

This is the third installment in our series of rental horror stories. Read the first one here.

This is the second installment in our series of rental horror stories. Read the first one here.

This fall, 19 million students are expected to attend colleges across the country, and many returning students will be searching for their very first apartments, leaving dorm life far behind.

Homeowners struggling to sell their homes and having to relocate for work have found themselves in the awkward position of playing landlord.

Think the timing's right for you to buy? You need to ask these four questions.

Moving in with your significant other can be a great cost-cutting move. But the search for the perfect apartment can be complicated and stressful when two are involved. Here are four tips for simplifying your apartment hunt.

When deciding to become a landlord, there are several issues you need to be aware of when searching for the right tenant.

From appealing your taxes to renting the place out, there are a myriad ways to squeeze some extra cash from your second home and potentially keep it afloat.