Sales of foreclosed homes comprised 20% of U.S. residential sales during the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac. That's a significant decline from the same period in 2010, but it's still a far cry from levels seen during healthier housing markets. More
Neighborhoods boasting modern homes, cul-de-sacs and tree-lined streets in and around Western cities now dominate the list of the top 100 U.S. zip codes hit hardest by foreclosures, according to RealtyTrac. More
A three-bedroom home for $15,000? These foreclosed homes may be in some of the U.S.'s hardest hit neighborhoods, but the deals may be too good for some buyers to pass up. More
It's not necessary to trade up or add on to make your home feel bigger. Employ these smart home remodeling strategies to get the most out of limited space. More
PETA is asking JPMorgan Chase to donate O.J. Simpson's home to the animal rights group once it completes the foreclosure process. PETA says it wishes to turn the home into a "Meat Is Murder" museum. More
The Perez family faced foreclosure after a routine refinancing turned into a four-year battle. The Pyrons found out they never officially owned their home because of a paperwork error. Here are their stories. More
It may not be 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., but the presidential candidates reside in some pretty nice digs. Here's a look at where they live -- at least, for now. More
Foreclosures fell to their lowest level since 2007 last year. Total filings down 33% for 2011, with one in every 69 homes receiving at least one foreclosure notice, according to RealtyTrac. More
Federal regulators and the Obama administration are getting ready to roll out a program that would sell foreclosures to investors as rentals. The first transactions could take place in early 2012. More
Among Americans who moved last year, the nation's capital was once again the most popular destination, according to United Van Lines' annual migration study. More
Kimberly's grandparents -- and primary caregivers -- live in an age-restricted community, where minors are treated more often as vagrants than visitors. More
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