Column: Is your home an investment or a liability?
Whether your home is an investment or merely a place to live is a debate that’s heated up since the subprime-mortgage disaster of the early 2000s.
Did the nation’s largest housing recovery initiative work?
The nation's largest housing recovery initiative led to more household spending, but impediments to competition kept it from reaching its full potential.
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New ‘know before you owe’ mortgage rules may ease homebuyers’ burden
New rules for home mortgages, designed to make lenders more transparent to borrowers, took effect Saturday. The so-called "know before you owe" rules are meant to protect home buyers from surprises at their closing. Wall Street Journal Reporter Joe Light…
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Are investors pumping up another housing bubble in Florida?
Since Florida's housing market crashed nearly a decade ago, a wave of investors offering cash to flip or rent properties has helped restore market values. Now, some homeowners who suffered foreclosure but are ready again to qualify are being priced…
Despite what you might have heard, the foreclosure crisis is far from over. Economics correspondent Paul Solman talks to people in Florida who have lost their homes, and considers whether a wave of new foreclosures is on the horizon.
To taper stimulus efforts? Examining the Fed's role in the economic recovery…
Calif. City Contemplates Using Eminent Domain to Solve Their Foreclosure Crisis…
Obama Supports Retaining Role for Government in Push to Reform Mortgages…
Justice Department Charges Standard & Poor's Defrauded Investors…
