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More than a quarter of Americans currently renting houses and apartments have no intention to ever buy a home, according to a survey published on Wednesday.
Like we didn't know this was the outcome after the expiration of the Homebuyers Tax Credit...
Fannie Mae is boosting penalties for strategic defaulters by prohibiting them from getting a mortgage, backed by the company, for seven years from foreclosure date.
Sales of new homes collapsed in May, sinking 33 percent to the lowest level on record.
Effort to provide relief to home renovators regarding EPA lead rules...
Just what we need is more downward pressure on housing prices.
Defaults are up, but foreclosure sales are down. How big is the pig-in-the-python going to get?
Are these really BAD markets... or GREAT investor opportunities? Me thinks the latter!
Great article highlighting the continued challenges of the coming year.
For decades the American government sought to increase homeownership because of a belief that it reinforced a faith in capitalism and made better citizens. Unfortunately, this effort turned into government mandates that
Home prices rose in August at such a rapid pace that Yale University Economist Robert Shiller, the housing guru, dragged out the "B" word. In an interview on Reuters Television, Shiller said home prices have shot up in recent months to levels that...
Residential mortgage rates are almost at their lowest level ever... How much lower can they go?
Hard to believe 12% of all homes in America are vacant. Read the article about the reality of our housing market.
This is a great article on the coming Commerical market collapse. It is a must read!
Scott Conroy pays the mortgage every month on his one-bedroom condominium in San Diego, even though it’s worth 33 percent less than what he owes and it may take more than a decade to break even.
RISMEDIA, September 22, 2009—(MCT)—Moody's Investors Service threw cold water on optimistic projections of a V-shaped recovery in the battered U.S. housing
After a brief bump, home prices may resume their tumble because of a “huge shadow inventory†of foreclosed properties expected to hit the market in the months ahead, Bloomberg reports. Analysts at Amherst Securities Group say that about 7 million ...