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If you're single, saving for a house therefore takes awhile: about 11 years on average, according to a new report from real estate site Zillow, which assumes a 20% down payment and uses 2016 U.S. home price and income data. That's more than twice the time it takes a couple to save enough, Zillow found.
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Saving 20% of your income could catapult you into purchasing a home in the next 12 to 16 months, depending on your market. For example, if you're earning $96,000 per year, that's $19,200 saved after one year. $28,800 saved after a year and six months, which can be plenty of funds to make home-ownership a reality.
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