90% of homeowners didn't realize how expensive it would be—here's what surprised them the most (via CNBCMakeIt)
Nine out of 10 homeowners who bought a home in the last three years say they were unprepared for the extra costs of maintaining and financing their property, according to aAdditionally, 73% of those surveyed said they had regrets about buying their home, with expensive maintenance and hidden costs cited as the most common reasons.
Only 35% of homeowners say they had no feelings of buyer's remorse after buying their home. In the 2019 version of this survey, 65% of respondents felt no buyer's remorse., so it makes sense that more recent homebuyers have regrets about their purchases, especially if they struggle to pay their mortgage costs.
Rapidly rising home prices may also explain why nearly a third of homeowners say they overpaid for their home.Property taxes:
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