As the housing market cools, a rise in delinquency rates and underwater mortgages could be a foreboding sign for the future.

Concerns about rampant foreclosures aren’t high, as stricter lending standards are in place than back in 2008.

After home prices soared in many parts of the country during and after the coronavirus pandemic, they’ve started to stabilize ...

The number of owners who are underwater is small but growing. Some who bought at the top have seen value slip out of their ...

Homeowners who bought around the peak of the market are increasingly finding they owe more on their mortgages than their ...

Millions of homeowners who bought when mortgage rates were high are finding it difficult to refinance as rates remain stubbornly elevated above 6.6 percent. Many homeowners expect ...

The Wall Street Journal reports on a growing—and unwanted—trend among homeowners. More of them are now underwater on their ...

Underwater mortgages typically rise when home prices fall. Home prices in December hit their lowest point since the housing bust in 11 of 20 major U.S. metro areas.

Here are seven missteps I made when refinancing my mortgage in 2009 – and what I would do differently today. I have to admit: ...

For those who purchased a home during the Covid epidemic when home prices were extraordinarily high, the reality could mean they are underwater with how much they owe on their mortgage vs. the current ...

“The number of owners who are underwater is small but growing, and they have recently been concentrated in pandemic boomtowns ...