Buyers

In St. Louis, housing is affordable. You can get what you want. The question is, “what do I want?” To answer, you’ll need to know the area like a native.

You just bought a house. Now, you’re going to need some stuff to put in it. So what do you actually need to buy for your new house?

If you’ve never owned a home that has an HOA, do you really know what it means — and what HOA fees cover?

Make sure you’re ready for a smooth and thorough process with this expert-sourced guide to what to look for at the final walkthrough — plus, who should and should not be there.

Information on how much your credit score will drop when you buy a house, for how long, and what you can do to keep it up after the home loan goes through.

The down payment is the single biggest hurdle to buying a house for most people. What if you didn’t have to have one in order to buy a house?

The definitive guide to taking out a home loan, including different types of loans, the paperwork you’ll need, how to calculate your budget, and more.

Many would-be homebuyers become overwhelmed at the thought of saving up 20% to put down on a home, but you can make a low down payment instead. Here’s how.

You’ve decided to buy your first house, but aren’t sure whether to hire a real estate team or a single agent. We’ve got the scoop on how they both work.

If you’re a new homeowner, you probably want to put your stamp on your home. When improving things, don't forget about curb appeal!