A 'For Sale' sign with a "SOLD" sticker across it in front of a house. Photo: Petrik/Adobe Stock

Americans are feeling better about their financial situations – but that doesn't mean they are necessarily ready to make the commitment to home buying. In fact, even as their jobs appear stable and their incomes are the same or better than a year ago, a record high 82% believe it's a bad time to buy.

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