Are your parents living in a home that is no longer a good fit for their situation, but they don’t qualify for a home loan? There may be a mortgage product just right for your plight.,
Dated: January 21 2024
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According to a recent survey, most young adults stick close to home and more men than woman favor living close.
From the National Association of Realtors, Realtor Magazine:
“Sixty-two percent of young Americans live in or near their hometowns, according to a new survey from LendingTree. Living close to family and friends may provide an extra layer of support for young adults, particularly those struggling with high housing costs, researchers say. The top reasons millennials and Gen Zers say they remain close to home include feeling obligated to be near family, convenience, the proximity of friends, and not being able to afford to move farther away, according to the LendingTree survey, which is based on responses from about 2,000 people.”
“…men tend to favor living near their hometown more than women—64% versus 50%, respectively, the LendingTree survey finds. Men also are more likely to live closer to their parents’ house. High-earning individuals—those with household incomes of $100,000 or more—also are more likely to say living near family is important.”
Do you know what was the most commonly cited reason for selling a home in 2023? Yep, you guessed it, “to move closer to family and friends”.
Reach out when you want to move closer to family and friends and call 314-922-8425. Check out the article to pick up a few more interesting findings.
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Are your parents living in a home that is no longer a good fit for their situation, but they don’t qualify for a home loan? There may be a mortgage product just right for your plight.,
According to a recent survey, most young adults stick close to home and more men than woman favor living close.From the National Association of Realtors, Realtor Magazine:“Sixty-two percent of


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