Texas

Navigate real estate taxes in Texas, including whether you'll pay capital gains, transfer, income, and other taxes on your home sale.

Explores the pros and cons of self-listing in Texas, how to access the MLS, and other alternatives for sellers.

With average food and utility costs, rising housing costs, and no state income tax, the cost of living in Dallas is only 3% above the national average.

Booming population growth has led to an aggressive seller's market in Texas. Here are the most competitive ZIP codes in the Lone Star State.

Which of Texas' biggest, most popular cities is best? Compare life, food, housing, and more in Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio.

Orchard analyzed 50 Texas cities and built a list of places where the quality of life is high, prices are relatively low, and it's easier to buy a home.

To buy a house in Texas, start by assessing your finances. Your down payment and credit score requirements will depend on the type of loan you take out.

We ranked the top neighborhoods and suburbs in Houston based on housing, quality of schools, and commute times to help you find the best place to live.

Before you start browsing listings or visiting open houses, there are some tips that first-time home buyers in Texas should keep in mind.

Here's how VA loans in Texas can make homeownership easier and more affordable, as well as eligibility criteria for Texas veterans and home requirements.

In Texas, an option period allows the buyer to back out of a home sale and get their earnest money back from the seller. Option fees may be nonrefundable though