Real Estate Features

Turn on any financial news program and at some point you’ll hear the experts extolling the virtues of diversification.

What I am about to say may strike you as puffery, drumbeating, or dogma.

When Greg and Laurie Calac first drove by 145 Midway Avenue in the Awali Heights neighborhood of Auburn in 2005, the house was so obscured by shrubs that they kept on driving and put it out of thei

Recently, Ways to Save told you how to keep  more cash in your wallet while going green in your living room. This week, let’s tackle that utility/laundry room.

Chances are, someone you know is struggling with their mortgage.

With only three months until the $8,000 first-time homebuyer and the $6,500 existing homeowner buyer federal tax credits expire, time is running out on an opportunity that buyers and sellers may ne

Tax incentives, low prices and pent-up demand contribute

The most recent Ways to Save covered how you can save money and the environment while in your kitchen.

Seeking to quash irresponsible behavior, federal regulators have initiated a series of reforms to the lending industry.

Less than a minute off Lincoln Way on the southern end of Aeolia Drive, snaking its way along the American River Canyon rim, I arrived at the neatly trimmed Craftsman-style home at 137 Aeolia Drive