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Clockwise from top left: Marc H. Morial, Cerita Battles, Mark Vitner, Vince Toye, Gary Acosta, and Keith Fairey.

Meet the experts

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Meet the experts

In this special series, Wells Fargo brings together problem solvers to discuss the U.S. housing affordability crisis, its root causes, and potential solutions.

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A man and woman are lying on the floor of their new home, smiling as they are surrounded by unopened boxes indicating they just moved in.

Survey: Many Americans willing ‘to do what it takes’ to be homeowners

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Survey: Many Americans willing ‘to do what it takes’ to be homeowners

A new Wells Fargo survey finds Americans are willing to cut expenses, take side jobs, and otherwise go the extra mile to make their homeownership goals a reality.

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A happy brown and white dog with a red collar looks at the camera with his mouth open.

For homebuyers, pets matter

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For homebuyers, pets matter

National Association of Realtors and other research shows more homebuyers than ever are seeking properties that meet the needs of their pets, and the number is continuing to rise.

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Dressed in a blue coat, white shirt, no tie, Antwone Fisher looks directly at the camera during an interview. A conference room, with table and chairs, is in the background.

‘America can’t afford unaffordable housing’

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‘America can’t afford unaffordable housing’

Wells Fargo leads a national panel on housing affordability and homelessness; author Antwone Fisher’s story puts a personal face on the growing crisis.

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Siblings Kenneth and Leah Martinez stand together in the front yard of their new house.

There’s no place like the home next door

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There’s no place like the home next door

When they were kids, siblings Kenneth and Leah Martinez loved their elderly next-door neighbors like extended family. Years later, they are now the proud owners of the house next door, with help from Wells Fargo’s NeighborhoodLIFT® program.

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Andy and Sheri Cordova stand with their young children Jacob and Jordan, in front of their red brick suburban Houston home, which was restored after it was flooded during Hurricane Harvey in September 2017.

Survivors find a calm voice after the storm

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Survivors find a calm voice after the storm

Rescued from their flooded home, Andy Cordova and his family survived and recovered from Hurricane Harvey, thanks to inspiring help from disaster specialist Bridgette Fletcher of Wells Fargo.

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Charlotte firefighter David Budd stands in front of his house, holding his dog Tito and smiling. Photo credit: Connie Ledgerwood

A housing lift for those who protect and serve

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A housing lift for those who protect and serve

From firefighters and police officers to veterans, hundreds of first responders across the U.S. have become homeowners with help from Wells Fargo’s NeighborhoodLIFT® program.

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First-time African American homeowner Darlene Ahmed adjusts a hanging plant on the front porch of her house

How a conversation with a banker led to a new home

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How a conversation with a banker led to a new home

Darlene Ahmed thought she may have to put her homeownership plans on hold until a series of Wells Fargo financial health conversations cleared the way.

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Erik Gruber holds a video camera resting on his right shoulder, shooting some outdoors footage, with a bridge in the background to his right. Above him, birds are flying in a partly cloudy sky.

Reaching homebuyers in the age of digital

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Reaching homebuyers in the age of digital

Erik Gruber spends most of his life in cyberspace, whether editing video or ordering pizza. When it came to buying a house, it was only natural for him to use an online mortgage application.

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