In the 1986 film The Money Pit, a couple gets a great deal on a mansion — and they don’t find out why until after they’ve moved in. One thing after another falls apart, and all they can do ...

IF life does imitate art, you may want to avoid buying this house. The mansion that Tom Hanks’ character got for a steal – and subsequently lost his shirt paying for its repairs –… ...

'The house is going to be great,' Shelley Long and Tom Hanks told each other in "The Money Pit. ... with interior filming for ‘The Money Pit’ done mostly on a sound stage.

Buying and owning a house is often considered a significant financial investment and a milestone in personal wealth building. However, economist Peter Schiff believes that this notion is simply ...

The average U.S. home value today is about $363,000, according to Zillow. That's a 3.3% increase from just a year ago. When you're looking at paying more for a home, the last thing you can afford ...

If you're thinking about buying a fixer-upper and you haven't seen the classic Tom Hanks film called "The Money Pit," now is the time to see it. In not-so-subtle ways, it takes you through the ...

Rich and Christina Makowsky spent about $8 million buying and renovating the Lattingtown, NY, house, only to sell for a mere $3.5 million.

Not in any way the crumbling, sinking affair it famously was in the 1986 Tom Hanks/Shelley Long film "Money Pit," this Long Island mansion is making news now for other reasons. For instance, that ...

Remember the 1986 movie “The Money Pit,” starring Tom Hanks and Shelley Long as a couple whose relationship is tested when they buy a beautiful old mansion for a suspiciously low price that ...

The house that Tom Hanks struggled to keep together in “The Money Pit” is now on sale for $5.9 million, hopefully without a raccoon in the dumbwaiter. According to its listing on Sotheby’s ...

'It's a money pit': Peter Schiff says a house 'depletes your savings' and costs you a 'crazy' amount of money, believes that renting is a ‘better option’ for many Americans.