Experts suggest keeping homeownership modest enough that you can still contribute to a 401 and have a few other holdings. With the financial crisis nearly 10 years past, most investors are done with licking their wounds.
Flashlight in hand, Dan Miller has roamed the dank, empty rooms of the David C. Cook mansion in Elgin dozens of times. He's shown it to fellow historic house lovers, couples interested in giving it new life and curious reporters. Foreclosure News
In this series, NerdWallet interviews people who have triumphed over debt using a combination of commitment, budgeting and smart financial choices. Their stories may even inspire you to Lauren Greutman, a spender, was ashamed to let her husband, Mark, a saver, know how badly she'd managed their family finances. Foreclosure News
Renovate America, the nation's largest provider of Property Assessed Clean Energy financing, today welcomed a new analysis by Kroll Bond Rating Agency that identifies several positive developments in the PACE industry and says concerns about foreclosures on properties with PACE assessments “may be overstated.” Kroll, which has rated the senior tranches of all 22 public…
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If you're among the many people who watch television programs such as “Flip or Flop” or “Flipping the Block” and think you can become a master flipper yourself, you're not alone. The frenzy for flipping — which refers to homes that have been purchased and sold within one year — echoes the height of the…
In the Slavic Village neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio, you can still see the scars of the foreclosure crisis – vacant houses with sagging porches and broken windows, empty lots where houses once stood and a still-thriving demolition business tearing down abandoned homes. The neighborhood, named for its historic population of Central European immigrants, became a…
