If you’re curious about the home closing process and what to expect, check out the list of documents you can expect to sign on the day of your closing.

Last month, we discussed the due diligence phase of homebuying. This month, we’re examining the rest of the under-contract phase and discussing what to expect.

When you make an offer on the house and the seller accepts it, you and the seller must sign a contract stating your intention to purchase should all contingencies be met. Contingencies are factors that can cause the temporary deal to fall through, releasing both the buyer and the seller from the contract without penalty....

Once you find a property worth pursuing, your next step is to submit a competitive, thought-out offer that satisfies both the seller and you.

To help explain the homebuying process, we’re providing a 5-part series about the steps to buying a home. Today we’re covering preapproval and making an offer.

What’s the difference between conservatorship and conservator? Are there different types of conservatorships? When is a conservatorship necessary?