Buying a starter homes in the U.S. is becoming more affordable, requiring an income of about $70,693, which is 1.5% less than last year. Median household incomes exceed this by roughly $17,000, offering more budget flexibility. However, typical median-priced homes still require higher incomes around $109,796. Buyers should carefully assess finances and compare mortgage lenders, as current mortgage rates remain relatively high.
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