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Recent homebuyers fear one setback could derail mortgage payments
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The report says that many of the recent homebuyers purchased at rates between 6% to 7%, never expecting that payment to be permanent.
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Job loss or a reduction in income would put mortgage payments at serious risk for 67%, and half said their mortgage would become unsustainable without a lower rate.
In the meantime, buyers are “making financial concessions and reshaping everyday budgeting decisions to maintain their monthly mortgage payments” by reducing things like travel and dining out.