Fewer single men and women are buying these days, thanks to crimped finances, student debt, and tougher lending standards. Before you take the plunge, consider whether you’ll be able to handle the costs on your…

Lenders are going to require that you have filed tax returns. If you haven’t filed in years and you were supposed to, that would be a problem more than likely. If you have IRS liens,…

You’ve decided to sell your Nashville home and move to something smaller or to another town. As a homeowner, you naturally think of buying again — a smaller home, or maybe a single-level condo. But should you?…

At a time when many Nashvillians would find it difficult to scrape up even a 10% down payment for a home, a surprising new trend has emerged. Increasing numbers of home sales are now all-cash deals,…

I’m not going to kid you: it’s tough to buy a Nashville home when you’ve got student loans and college debt. But what exactly is the problem, and how can potential home buyers in Nashville…