100 questions every first-time home buyer should ask
Taking a cue from buyers in the trenches, rather than considering only what she thinks buyers ought to read, author Illyce Glink gives this book an immediate intimate appeal for first time home buyers -- though anyone can benefit if you haven't been in the market for the past few years. Find out five things you can do to make the home-buying process easier.

10 steps to home ownership: a workbook for first-time buyers
Fitting a niche most realty book publishers overlook, this book holds your hand if you aren't quite ready for home ownership, but have lots of legal, financial and credit questions, as well as emotional concerns. Find out the top five emotional mistakes first-time buyers make.

Home buying for dummies
Never assuming you are shopping for a home, this guide first teaches you the economics of buying a home, housing market ups and downs and affordability issues, all to look at home buying within the context of your own personal financial needs and goals. Read the review.

The common sense mortgage: how to cut the cost of home ownership by $50,000 or more
"Common Sense" teaches mortgage basis, the lingo of lenders, the underworld of underwriting, on and off-line mortgage marketing, financing for a variety of home types and the world of escrow. Find out more.

Buying a manufactured home: how to get the most bang for your buck in today's housing market
The one-of-its kind book tells you about the ills of the manufactured home industry, but only to teach you how to overcome them and purchase affordable housing at a time when housing costs are soaring. Read the review.

House selling for dummies
It's a rare book that, over time, continues to serve such a volatile, dynamic real estate market. Only experienced foresight and intimate knowledge of the real estate market's potential for sudden twists and turns could have produced "House Selling for Dummies," an ever-relevant tome without match. Click here for more.

Every tenant's legal guide
The book serves up both practical and legal advice on leases and rental agreements, rental rules, security deposits, discrimination, moving in and moving out issues, roommates, repairs and maintenance, improvements and alterations, privacy rights, injuries, environmental hazards and crime on the premises and evictions. Read the review.

Your new house
The book, now it is third printing, is based on the idea that when you buy a new home you don't expect it to yield problems you'd find in a resale house. When you do, builders should back up their product with sound, fast customer service to rectify the problem. Find out the seven sins of the brand-new-home buyer.

Why you need to know "All About Escrow"
Author Sandy Gadow, an escrow officer and independent escrow and closing consultant, offers the information you need to navigate the escrow gauntlet from the moment you open to the time you heave a big sigh of relief at closing. Read the review.

Check out these other great titles:

The Home Buyer's Kit: Finding Your Dream Home, Financing Your Purchase, Making the Best Deal, Gaining Tax Benefits by Edith Lank

The Home Seller's Kit by Edith Lank

Sell Your House on Purpose by Pat Forber

The 201 Questions Every Homebuyer and Homeseller Must Ask by Edith Lank

Successful Real Estate Negotiation by Peter G. Miller

I'm Moving: Eliminating the Anxiety of Buying or Selling a Home by Bill Peter