Although For Sale By Owner (FSBO) transactions represent a relatively small number of total home sales, the FSBO market can be appealing to both sellers hoping to pocket more of their sales profits and to buyers hoping to buy a property below market
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RISMEDIA, March 23, 2007-Nine out of 10 Americans agree that providing affordable housing in their communities is important. Fewer than half of all Americans, however, believe that the nation's current housing policy is on the right track to meet the nation's housing needs, according to a new poll released today by a coalition of public, [...]
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LOS ANGELES KB Home, one of the nation's largest home builders, said Thursday that first-quarter profit plunged as the company felt pressure from a slowing housing market and rising defaults of subprime mortgages.
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Ten foreclosure myths that are detrimental both to homeowners who want to avoid foreclosure and to buyers and investors interested in purchasing a foreclosure.
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Two new condominium developments in Chatham and West Orange are emerging as natural enclaves for some empty nesters.
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Economists call it 'the age of reason' -- the point in our lives when we are least likely to make financial mistakes. Research suggests mid-age adults tend to borrow at lower rates, while younger and older consumers were more likely to pay extra fees.
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Mortgage rates were essentially unchanged during theweek ended March 15 according to Freddie Mac's Primary Mortgage MarketSurvey.
The only real change was in the one-yearTreasury-indexed ARM which...
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A total of 88,195 U.S. properties entered some stage of foreclosure during June, a decrease of 5 percent from the previous month, but still a 17 percent increase from June 2005
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A $33 million, 23-room waterfront Hamptons manse hits the market for the first time in its 130-year history.
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A total of 92,746 properties nationwide entering some stage of foreclosure in May, an increase of less than 2 percent from April 2006, but still a 28 percent increase from May 2005.
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