Tag Archives: Insurance

For a clearer glimpse into what first-time homebuyers are experiencing, Poin2 analyzed the number of years it would take for the average renter to save up for the upfront costs required to buy, as well as how many years it would take to cover the full cost of the first year of homeownership in the top-100 metropolitan real estate areas.

States including Florida, Texas, and Arizona exploded in popularity despite increasing climate change risk from storms, drought, wildfires, and extreme heat—but some insurance companies are pulling out of these markets.

Due to persistently high home prices, new homebuyers may shell out costly amounts for their mortgage payments, as a new study from LendingTree reveals that the average nationwide payment on a new mortgage has reached $2,317 a month.

While 61% of Americans believe they will be impacted by natural disasters, how many are taking the necessary precautions to protect themselves and their homes?

With many states experiencing a backlog of unemployment claims, many borrowers may not be receiving the assistance they need.

To date, Fannie Mae has committed to acquire approximately $10.6 billion of insurance coverage on $404.6 billion of single-family loans through the CIRT program.

A new report examines homeowner concerns about damage from natural disasters, but finds that a surprising number of respondents aren’t even sure if they’re insured.

A new survey found that residents in states at a high-risk of hurricanes believed they were prepared for storm damage. But the reality could be something else.

Here's why many homeowners may seek an appraisal after their home is hit by natural disasters such as hurricanes or wildfires.

In response to increased risks of flooding and natural disasters across the nation, the FInancial Services Committee held a hearing to re-evaluate the National Flood Insurance Program.