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However, persistently high mortgage rates pose a significant affordability challenge to buyers and sellers (not to mention the workers of a trillion dollar-plus industry). At today’s rate, the monthly cost to purchase a home totals about $2,400, not including propertytaxes and insurance, a 17% increase from a year ago.
Meanwhile, several looming threats could potentially pull out the cushion completely, including rising “hidden” homeownership costs of insurance and propertytaxes in many markets, rising delinquency rates for consumer debt such as credit cards and auto loans, and falling values and rising defaults in segments of the commercial real estate market.
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Tax Deduction (homeowners can deduct propertytaxes and mortgage interest). Control Over Your Environment (homeowners can practically do whatever they’d like to their property). The value of your property increases significantly year over year.
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