#home buying

Would you ever buy a house built by a volume builder like Metricon or Taylor Wimpey?

Would you pay more for a home with built-in solar and battery storage?

Would you ever buy a house in a new development without visiting first?

Are you still saving for a down payment with current mortgage rates?

Are you choosing a fixer-upper over a new build to save cash?

Is a fixer-upper in a great location worth the renovation cost and headaches?

Is paying for a pre-purchase home inspection really worth the cost?

Has the push for green housing made you rethink your next move?

Do you weigh a home's passive solar potential before buying or building?

With the housing market crazy, do you use astrology to pick where to live?

Buying vs building a home — which gives you more control over costs?

Is buying a house in a flood zone actually worth the lower price?

Is buying in a flood zone really worth the cheaper price tag?

Is buying a home still a smart economic move, or is it a financial anchor that "boomer" values have tricked us into wanting?