USAA Eyes Drones to Fast-Track Insurance Claims
USAA, a financial services company that serves U.S. military personnel, over wants to take to the skies in an effort to fast-track insurance claims.
Deductibles Differ for Every Type of Insurance
Gear up to understand variations in car, homeowners and health insurance policies and how their deductibles work.
Buy or Rent? Decision May Come Down to Location and Taxes
Location is weighing more heavily on the choice between buying and renting, according to new real-estate data.
Top 10 Real Estate Investor Mistakes
Investing in real estate isn't as easy as it seems. Learn from other's lessons.
Existing Home Sales See Steeper-than-Expected Drop in August
Sales of existing, single-family homes fell more than expected in August, declining 4.8%, according to the National Association of Realtors, which could be a cautionary sign for the housing market.
Home Prices Flat from December to January
U.S. single-family home prices were unchanged on a non-seasonally adjusted basis from December to January, led by strong increases in the South and West, a closely watched survey said on Tuesday.
Frannie, Freddie to Ease Credit Requirements
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are working with housing regulators and mortgage lenders to ease credit for many consumers who have been shut out of the home buying market.
Weather Less of a Factor On Housing Data
The solid housing report unveiled Wednesday shows business is still being conducted in the U.S. despite the inclement weather.
OPINION: The Folly of 'Shared Appreciation' Mortgage Modifications
The program presents enormously complicated questions. It is another big government program too costly to implement.
Citigroup Seals $968M Mortgage Pact With Fannie Mae
In an effort to put to rest its legacy mortgage issues, Citi's $968 million settlement covers loans sold to the mortgage giant between 2000 and 2012.
Signed contracts to buy homes up 0.3 percent last month; mortgage financing still an obstacle
The number of Americans signing contracts to buy homes ticked up slightly in September, as it remained difficult to qualify for mortgage financing.
Mortgage Applications Skid as Interest Rates Jump
Interest rates on home mortgages rose last week to hit their highest level in over a year, hurting demand from potential homeowners.
850K Underwater Mortgages Finally Gasp for Air in 1Q
The percentage of all residential mortgages that are in negative equity at the end of the first quarter fell to 19.8%.
KeyCorp Raises Dividend 10%, Gets Green Light from Fed on Buyback Plan
KeyCorp lifted its dividend by 10% on Thursday, to 5.5 cents.
Markets Where Buyers, Sellers Have Negotiating Power
Inventory is down across the country, giving sellers an advantage. Here are the markets where buyers have it worst, and where they have the upper hand.
New Study Shows a Million Fewer Underwater Homeowners
According to Zillow, in the third quarter of 2015 the total number of underwater homeowners is a bit over six million, a decrease of one million over the previous quarter. Are homeowners finally recovering from the housing crash?
Insurance 101: Review Your Insurance Policy at Renewal
Don’t just assume your existing policy is adequate. Now’s your chance to consider whether you need to add or drop coverage.
States With Highest Property Taxes - Nine States with the Highest Burdens
Nobody likes paying property taxes, but they are an essential part of housing. Discover which states have the highest property tax burdens.
College Student in Hot Water for Listing Dorm Room on Airbnb
There are a lot of creative ways to make an extra buck. Unfortunately for Emerson College sophomore Jack Worth, his way may have been a little too creative.
Top 5 Mistakes of Mortgage Shoppers
Mortgage shopping can be an overwhelming experience for first-time homebuyers, and is not a walk in the park even for the experienced buyer.















