Questions - Housing - February 5-6, 2011
Homeowners Remain Wary About Short-Term Housing Recovery, Confident About Long-Term Market Values
35% Say Their Home Is Worth Less Than What They Still Owe
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National Survey of
1,000 Adults
Conducted February 5-6, 2011
By Rasmussen Reports
1* Looking ahead over the next year, is the
value of your home likely to go up, go down, or remain about the same?
(Answered by 730 Adult Homeowners)
2* What about over
the next five years? Is the value of your home likely to go up, go down, or
remain about the same? (Answered by 730 Adult Homeowners)
3*
Is the value of your home worth more than the amount
you owe on your mortgage? (Answered by 730 Adult Homeowners)
4* Over the last six months, have you missed
or been late on a mortgage payment? (Answered by 730 Adult Homeowners)
5* Looking
ahead, how likely are you to miss or be late with a mortgage payment in the
next six months? (Answered by 730 Adult Homeowners)
6* If someone cannot
afford to make increased mortgage payments, is it better for the government to
assist them in making their payments or should they sell their homes and find a
less expensive home?
7* Generally speaking, is this a good time
for someone in your area to be selling a house?
8*
Is buying a home the best investment most families can
make?
NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 3
percentage points with a 95% level of confidence
