Monthly mortgage payments soar to record high
- Redfin data indicated the typical U.S. Homebuyer's monthly payment hit a record high ending March 23.
- Rising home prices and elevated mortgage rates have increased the cost to finance a home purchase.
- Homeowners in Hawaii need to work 17 days to cover mortgage payments, while those in some Midwest states work about six.
- Hannah Jones of Realtor.com stated that prospective buyers allocate more income to afford mortgage payments.
- An economic downturn could bring both good and bad news for housing, as mortgage rates typically fall during recessions.
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From California to Illinois: This is what it takes to earn to pay the mortgage in every state of the United States.
While mortgage rates remain high and the housing inventory remains low, prices for acquiring a property are rising in the United States. As a result, owners must allocate a significant portion of their monthly income to cover their mortgage payments. Without going further, a recent analysis revealed that, on average, owners need to work ten days a month to face this expense.The financial burden of the mortgage in the United States.According to R…
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