June Fletcher answers a reader's question about whether or not to sell and take a loss on an adjustable rate mortgage that will reset in 2010.

Banks have been improving their efforts to help struggling homeowners hold on to their homes.

The number of homeowners struggling to make their monthly mortgage payments will continue to rise as the job market deteriorates.

Lew Sichelman explains what exactly happens, or should happen, when you pay off your mortgage.

Kelly Greene advises on reader on why there could be reasons to wait on paying off their mortgage.

Current mortgage rates have been treading down lately because of lower U.S. Treasury prices and the belief that the Federal Reserve won't raise interest rates anytime soon even though the economy is starting to recover.

Lew Sichelman answers reader questions about home ownership and death, as well as avoiding contractor scams.

Homeowners struggling to sell their homes and having to relocate for work have found themselves in the awkward position of playing landlord.

The Home Affordable Refinance Program, which aims to allow millions of borrowers to refinance their mortgages, has hit road blocks and frustrated borrowers watch rates rise.

Losing your job doesn't mean losing your home, but you need to create a plan for managing the rough months, even if you have an emergency fund.