Buying a Fixer-Upper
Why do people buy fixer-uppers?
They're looking for a real estate investment: Buy a home that needs work, throw some time and money into it, and then sell it for a profit. Jim Sulski overviews the pros and cons.
How Much Can You Afford to Spend?
Paying for remodeling or renovating a home is easy -- if you have the cash to plunk down. Most of us, however, have to borrow money for home improvements. Your budget should be based on two things, which Lisa Skolnik explains.
Put out a candy dish and keep it filled -- and not just during the holidays.
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The Tax Benefits of Home Ownership
Owning a home is one of the few things you can use and earn a profit from, in addition to receiving substantial tax benefits. Jim Sulski explains the tax benefits of home ownership.
