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How Phil and Claire Financed Their Modern Family Suburban Dream Home

The Dunphy home in Cheviot Hills isn't just sitcom staging—it is a $2.8 million Los Angeles property. Here is the real mortgage math behind how a real estate agent and stay-at-home parent could afford it.

The Brady Bunch Split-Level: What Tapping Equity for a Renovation Looks Like Today

With nine people and one bathroom, the Brady household was screaming for a renovation. Here is what tapping home equity to add a bedroom would actually cost at today's rates.

Could Peter McCallister Actually Afford the 'Home Alone' House on a 1990s Salary?

Every December, viewers wonder what Peter McCallister did for a living to afford that massive Winnetka mansion. We broke down the 1990 mortgage math to find out.

How Much Cash Would the 'Full House' San Francisco Victorian Require Today?

Danny Tanner made a local TV sportscaster salary in 1987, but in today's San Francisco market, keeping three daughters, an uncle, and a Joey under one painted roof requires serious cash upfront.

The Home Alone House and the Power of Curb Appeal

Kevin McCallister's Chicago-area colonial has sold for real money more than once. What makes a house that memorable?

What It Would Actually Cost to Buy the Full House Victorian Today

The Tanner family's San Francisco painted lady is one of TV's most famous houses. Here's what owning a home like it really involves.