Malynda Williams is a real estate tycoon in the making. She

Tycoon in the making

Malynda Williams didn't set out to be a real estate tycoon. But the 50-something has managed to acquire four properties over the past three years, and she's looking for more. Read more…

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Nation of renters and hoarders

If you need any more proof of how sorry a state the housing market is in, look no further than how well real estate investment trusts that own apartments and storage facilities are doing. Read more…


Affordable rental homes hard to find

Can't afford to buy a home? You might have a tough time finding a cheap place to rent too. Read more…


Mortgage denied: Sometimes, for no good reason

Getting a mortgage just keeps getting tougher, and many homebuyers are getting rejected for loans they could easily afford. Read more…


Foreclosed? The tax man may want his cut

Did you lose your house to foreclosure this year? Did your lender forgive some of your mortgage debt because the house sold for less than it the mortgage balance? Read more…


Zillow files for $52 million IPO

Real estate site Zillow.com filed for a $51.75 million initial public offering Monday. Read more…


Foreclosures off 30% this year

On the surface, the foreclosure crisis seems to be easing. The number of foreclosure notices filed during the first three months of 2011 fell 27% compared with the first quarter of 2010, according to a report from RealtyTrac released Thursday. Read more…


Vulture investors flipping their way to big profits

Even in these down times, there's money to be made buying and flipping houses. Read more…


Restore your winter-damaged yard

Old Man Winter may have finally blown out of town, but the evidence of his foul temper remains. The harsh storms that battered much of the country -- even places as far south as Atlanta and Dallas -- have left millions of homeowners staring not at the fresh new growth of spring but at broken tree branches, browned shrubs, and sick-looking lawns. Read more…


4 common remodeling mistakes

The road to bad remodeling is paved with good intentions. Anyone tackling a major project wants his home to look and work better -- and to get a reasonable return on investment. But renos are packed with so much stress and emotion that it's easy to go wrong. Read more…


The Lincoln Lawyer now fights foreclosure

Even lawyers are powerless against the economy. Read more…


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