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Friends, family and even strangers: Who Americans would buy a home with
A survey by Neighbors Bank found that 71% of Americans would consider buying a home with someone other than a spouse.Co-ownership was most popular among family members. The survey found that 44% of respondents would buy a home with a parent, while the same percentage said they would consider purchas
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Survey Reveals 71% of Americans Open to Co-Homeownership Beyond Spouses
Friends, family and even strangers: Who Americans would buy a home with
Friends, family and even strangers: Who Americans would buy a home with
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