As the summer draws to a close, parents of university graduates face an age-old problem, but one that is getting worse — whether to make the “boomerang student” returning to the family home pay rent.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Roger Valdez writes about housing economics and policy. There is no pixie dust in rental housing, only rent. Like any other ...

Looking at nearly 100,000 rent payments across U.S. cities, renters were more likely to have late payments in several cities. The worst cities included Milwaukee at 68 percent, Sacramento at 59 ...

Some renters are having difficulty paying their rent. About 24% of American renters are experiencing rent affordability issues amid high rent prices and other factors, according to a survey put out ...

Over ten percent of apartment renters failed to pay rent in December 2020, which sounds bad. But the prior December, before the pandemic and during a great job market, nearly eight percent didn't pay ...

Fake rental ads are a widespread and vexing problem on some online platforms, and any listing that sounds too good to be true could be a scam that could swindle housing-seekers out of hundreds of ...

Ten million renters are behind on their payments, according to the Census Bureau’s Housing Pulse Survey. The total back rent owed could be $70 billion, though nobody has a precise figure. John ...