THERE ARE FEW THINGS IN LIFE MORE IMPORTANT THAN PROTECTING YOUR HOME. THE FOLLOWING MATTERS ARE EXAMPLES OF WHY YOU NEED A TITLE INSURANCE POLICY.

FEBRUARY SAW INCREASES IN HOME PRICES BOTH YEAR-OVER-YEAR AND MONTH-OVER-MONTH, ACCORDING TO CORELOGIC

ZESTIMATES DO NOT TAKE THE FINISHES OR UPDATES INTO ACCOUNT -- THE INSIDES OF THE PROPERTIES.

The rest goes toward construction projects that are changing the way an ever-increasing number of Nevadans travel from town to town and from home to work.

NAR’S PENDING HOME SALES INDEX HIT 112.3 IN FEBRUARY, UP FROM 106.4 IN JANUARY. YEAR-OVER-YEAR, FEBRUARY’S INDEX WAS HIGHER BY 2.6%

Year-over-year, the index’s 10-city Composite saw a 5.1% annual increase, up from 4.8% from the month prior, and the 20-City Composite recorded an annual increase of 5.7%,

Refinancing can be a very effective way to save money -- just be sure to go about the process in an informed manner

The Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HSPI) spiked by 5.6 percentage points last month to 88.3, the highest it’s been since Fannie started keeping records.

January proved to be a good start for the new year, as housing demand rose by 6.5%, according to Redfin.

When the housing crisis hit in late 2009 and 2010, credit tightened as a natural response. Although the market has largely recovered

Part of the process of deciding whether to refinance your mortgage is figuring out when you would break even.

Owning a home is exciting, challenging and the biggest investment of many people’s lives. It’s also a good way to reduce your tax bill.

Low interest mortgage rates can’t last forever, can they? If you’ve taken out a mortgage or refinanced a mortgage recently

In Warren Buffett’s 2016 investor letter released this past weekend, the folksy tycoon called out HomeServices of America (HSA) and said to expect more acquisitions.

The majority of prospective homebuyers are worried about low inventory and rising interest rates impacting their ability to purchase a home, according to new data from Zillow.

If you're planning to buy a house in 2017, be prepared for a rough ride. A number of factors are coming together to make buying a house particularly difficult (and expensive).

Contract closings rose 3.3 percent to a 5.69 million annual rate in January (forecast was 5.55 million), the highest level since February 2007

The 2017 Cost vs. Value report by Remodeling magazine documents the national and regional costs and ROI (return on investment) for 29 popular home improvement projects.

Typically winter months have a higher number of housing bargains due to stressful weather conditions and lack of competition, with February coming out on top as the month with the most housing deals.

There aren’t enough homes for sale and inventory woes are expected to worsen this year. Active inventory in December 2016 on realtor.com