According to the U.S Census Bureau's Statistical Abstract , USA Statistics in Brief, there were 109.6 million occupied housing units in the US in 2006 (the most recent year listed) and 68.8% were owner-occupied (http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/files/house.html).
That would indicate that there were 75.4 million people who owned their own homes at that time.
But the actual number must be much higher because so many homes are owned in joint title.
73.4 million
US Homeowners Assistance is a scam. They use robocalls to draw responses to a 900 number. they ignore the national Do Not Call Registry. Steer clear.
As of 2021, approximately 15% of homeowners in the US are single women. This represents a growing trend over the past few decades as more women are choosing to purchase homes independently.
Over 200,000
Not in the US.
My wife believes all homeowners in America over the age of 60 have no mortgage. Except us! Is she correct?
There are over 75 million homeowners in the United States. This is done from previous years as many homeowners have been foreclosed on.
A number of programs have been implemented by the US government to help homeowners avoid mortgage foreclosure. The US Treasury Department and the Department of Housing and Urban Development manage the majority of these programs.
No exact number, as there are no exact records, but a best estimate is sightly more than one third of all households have at least one firearm.
There are a number of FHA refinancing options for homeowners. These include cash out refinancing and streamline refinancing which allows you to reduce the interest on your home quickly.
There are 75 million homeowners in the USA I am looking for an average FIGURE which represents the percentage loss of equity the US homeowner has suffered due to devaluation of their home.
There are a number of places were one can compare homeowners insurance online. Some of these places on the internet include Compare The Market, Net Quote, and Go Compare.