High mortgage rates cause new trend of young adults moving back in with their parents to save money

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Young adults are moving back in with their parents to save money to buy their first home due to the highest level of mortgage rates in over two decades.

Since mortgage rates have hit their highest level in more than two decades, a new trend has started where young adults are moving back in with their parents.Since mortgage rates have hit their highest level in more than two decades, a new trend has started where young adults are opting to move back in with their parents.

"I don’t have your traditional W-2s, so it has to go off my taxes and I needed a payment plan letter from the IRS to purchase my property," said Pace. Thanks to moving back home with his family for three years, he was then able to save his earnings from cutting hair, in order to buy his home. "The lack of affordability is what I consider the crazy part because people go to college, they get out of school they want to buy that first home and then wow here we are." said Risco. The rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage now stands at 7.63%.

 

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