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Rising Home Prices Save Underwater Borrowers
A variety of indicators confirm that the U.S. housing market continued to show signs of improvement in the first quarter of 2013. The latest reading from the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller index...
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How Many Homes in the Country Are Still Underwater?
In addition to low housing inventory, the unprecedented amount of monetary easing from the Federal Reserve has acted like a life preserver to the real estate market. However, many Americans still find...
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Here’s Who’s Happy About the Economy — and Who’s Not
Even though consumer confidence plummeted during October’s partial shutdown of the federal government, Americans exhibited more confidence in the economy in 2013 than they have in at least six years....
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How Many Homeowners Are Still Underwater?
With the help of low inventory levels and unprecedented actions by the Federal Reserve, higher home prices have been a life preserver to the real estate market. Millions of Americans are no longer...
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10 States Still Plagued by the Housing Bubble
The side effects of the housing bubble are still being felt by some borrowers. With the help of rising home prices, thousands of homeowners in the first quarter no longer owed more on their mortgages...
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Top 10 Cities Where Homeowners Are Drowning in Mortgage Debt
Source: Zillow A rising tide does not necessarily raise every boat — just the ones big enough to catch the waves. Despite a strong rebound in home prices on a national level in recent years, borrowers...
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10 States Suffering the Most from Underwater Mortgages
Alicia Wagner Calzada/Getty Images News Years of rising home prices have been a life preserver to homeowners struggling with underwater mortgages. Millions of Americans no longer owe more on a home...
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