Study reveals Americans’ homebuying deal-breakers

By DSNews

Searching for the perfect home requires a little give and take; you have to balance location, price, and style among other things. And in the current market, where the average home is now going for $380,000 and are selling in a matter of days, buyers are having to adjust their expectations. But no matter how “open” you are, there will always be deal-breaker.

In order to find out what some of these deal-breakers are, HomeAdvisor polled 1,792 Americans who bought their house in the last five years about their thoughts on the buying process. 67% owned a single-family home, 16% owned a townhouse, 10% owned a condominium, 6% owned a multifamily home, and 1% owned a co-op.

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