2007 has thrown the housing market into a tailspin thanks in part to the collapse of the subprime market, tightening credit availability and lower prices. What went wrong in this market? How did we get here and how do successfully navigate our way out? Join John H. Vogel Jr., Permanent Adjunct Professor, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth as we unravel the mess.
The Davison Files
Common advice: Don't rely on real estate agent referrals
Security, convenience top baby boomers' list
Dos and don'ts of hiring a contractor, agreeing on price
Reader's pick not tops on everyone's list
Government can request reconsideration or will pursue new trial
Initial rate discount has 'virtually disappeared'
Title, information services to be separate companies
Out-of-state entity named as buyer
Survey: 'Lackluster' conditions send measure to 7-year low
30-year fixed rate at 5.45%; 10-year Treasury yield at 3.77%
Overall real estate industry money favors Clinton, Romney