What Happens to Your Home If You Buy It Before You’re Married—and Then You Break Up?
The idea of buying a home with your partner before getting a wedding ring used to be nearly unheard of. In 1981, less than 1% of first-time homebuyers were unmarried couples. Things have changed: In recent years, that number has risen to 16%, plus there's been a stunning rise in single woman homebuy
Fears of Global Energy Crisis Loom Over Spring Housing Market
Growing fears of a global energy crisis threaten to derail the crucial spring housing season as the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran sends oil prices soaring, with the path to a resolution unclear. In the U.S., regular gasoline prices hit an average of $3.72 per gallon on Monday, up 27% from a month ago a
Trump’s Executive Order Takes Aim at Dodd-Frank Rules for Mortgage Lending
President Donald Trump targeted bank regulations that have long been Republican aims in one of his Friday night executive orders. Trump signed an order directing several federal agencies to revise rules and restrictions on mortgage lending. The goal is to "modernize" several rules in a way that enco
These 10 States Lead the U.S. With the Worst Foreclosure Rates
Foreclosure filings climbed 20% year over year in February, marking the 12th straight month of annual growth—with states across the Midwest and South emerging as the primary distressed hot spots. There were a total of 38,840 properties across the U.S. with foreclosure filings, which encompass defau
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