Experts join Bob Massi to provide insight and expertise on the real estate market.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Experts join Bob Massi to provide insight and expertise on the real estate market.

Experts join Bob Massi to provide insight and expertise on the real estate market.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Experts join Bob Massi to provide insight and expertise on the real estate market.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

Lawyer Bob Massi has served as a legal analyst for Fox News since 1996, but now he has his own weekend show on the network, this one focusing on real estate issues. Industry experts join Massi to discuss different areas of the housing industry, including current property trends and pricing deals. Massi also offers advice to local businesses and families who were left in difficult real estate situations in the wake of the housing crisis.

New Orleans-based real estate developer Sidney Torres has developed properties totaling hundreds of millions of dollars in his career. With this series, he offers his expertise -- and money - to help distressed developers who need assistance. After striking a deal with the property owner, which includes getting a piece of the property and a percentage of the profits, Torres does whatever is needed to get the property out of the red, even if doing so requires getting rid of the existing contractors and doing the work himself. Torres falls back on all of his experience to get the properties, which range from single-family homes to multiunit developments, back on track.

Since coming to the United States from Ireland in 1990, real estate mogul Sean Conlon has worked hard to achieve the American dream. The Chicago-based developer has built up a large portfolio of properties and become a multimillionaire in the process. Now he's using his wealth and experience to help others in need. Conlon comes to the aid of struggling property investors whose projects are failing, putting them on the verge of financial ruin. He infuses each project with his own cash, but that lifeline isn't free as he gets a piece of the property and a percentage of the profits in return. With a deal reached, Conlon does whatever is needed to get the property out of the red, even if doing so requires getting rid of the existing contractors and doing the work himself. He falls back on all of his experience to get the properties, which range from single-family homes to multiunit developments, back on track and headed toward the finish line.

Fox Business Network journalist Maria Bartiromo is the host of this weekly show -- a reboot of a show that aired on PBS for more than 30 years -- that discusses emerging economic trends. She is joined by veterans of Wall Street to talk about financial topics, with an emphasis on educating and empowering long-term investors. The show promises it's not just about investments, though, and includes all kinds of topics that affect people and their money.

"Options Action" features option traders from some of the top firms on Wall Street. Each week, they gather for a fast-paced, half-hour show that focuses on how to increase profits and limit losses using common option techniques. Fresh from the trading desk, the "Options Action" panel demystifies the daunting terminology often used when talking about options and simplifies this fast-growing and crucial corner of the market.

The Evening Edit is a post-market program that breaks down the news of the day.

Fox Business Network covers the chaotic final hour of trading on Wall Street with host Liz Claman, who presents the headlines and top stories of the day plus a quick look at what will make financial news for the next day. Claman is joined by FBN's team of analysts covering the top business stories, the action from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, and the leading political and policy issues from Washington.

Veteran business journalist Stuart Varney, noted for his distinctive British accent, hosts this weekday morning program on which he and his guests discuss the implications of political news on the business world, and also how the news of the day affects personal finances. The company Varney keeps includes regular contributors Charles Payne, Sandra Smith and Elizabeth MacDonald, who weigh in on such issues as government spending, health care and bailouts.

Anchor Brian Sullivan informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Emmy-nominated journalist Trish Regan anchors this weekday afternoon news program that gives viewers intel on the most important stories of the day, with a heavy focus on issues that affect Americans' money, safety and future. From politics to international struggles to sports and media, stories are presented with plenty of analysis and diverse opinions. Regan herself thinks the U.S. is at a crossroads and says a main talking point of the show is keeping the country's leaders accountable for policymaking. Prior to joining Fox Business in 2015, Regan anchored the daily market program "Street Smart" at Bloomberg.