With the current state of the economy and the real estate industry, it is harder and harder to find a good lender and a lender who will lend you money. Don’t lose heart. You can find a good lender.

If you live in a declared disaster area, there may be federal assistance available to you in the form of a long-term, low-interest loan. If you are in need of assistance, it could be worth your while to check it out.

Research has found that when the home value falls to below 75 percent of the home loan, people seriously consider defaulting on the loan and just walking away from the house.

Even in a down economy where foreclosures ripple across the landscape of the nation like stones skipping across the water, faithful flippers persist. Depending on the location, cost of the real estate and repair expense, you may still be able to walk away with a wad in your pocket.

With all who are struggling with foreclosures nowadays, it is not surprising that scammers are laying in wait. What is tragic is that it could happen to anyone.

If you have experience in the housing industry, there are three names that you’ve probably heard many times over – Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae. But who are they, what do they have to offer, and who do they offer it to? Here, you’ll find answers to all those questions.

President Obama would like to create a tax to punish banks for effectively taking the bailout money and running.

Thinking about refinancing your home, but not sure if the circumstances are right? Consider your options and know what’s available. This may be the best time for you to refinance.

If you have any interest in real estate, you’ll find the homes of the rich and famous quite enlightening. Not only can you garner some ideas, but you’ll get some insight into their private lives.

The New Year always brings a little monetary sobriety after the holiday spending binge, but over the last year Americans have become more serious about saving money and paying off debts.