
My House Burned Down. What Happens to My Mortgage?
In the wake of the devastating L.A. County wildfires, homeowners are grappling with pressing questions about their financial obligations, including their mortgage.

In the wake of the devastating L.A. County wildfires, homeowners are grappling with pressing questions about their financial obligations, including their mortgage.

The southern California wildfires have caused widespread devastation, and insurance and reverse mortgage industries are scrambling to respond. Learn how these sectors are navigating the crisis and what it means for impacted homeowners.

Krys Benyamein reveals how to create house tour videos that captivate buyers by focusing on ownership costs and provides a free monthly income script template to enhance your content.

According to the 2024 Realtor.com Housing and Climate Risk Report, nearly 44.8% of all U.S. homes face at least one type of extreme climate risk—flood, wind, wildfire, heat, or poor air quality. And that risk is driving up the cost of homeowner’s insurance.

In its report, “The 9th National Risk Assessment: The Insurance Issue,” First Street Foundation shared recent data and projections on the impact of climate-related disasters on home valuation, insurance premiums, and insurability in high-risk areas.