How real estate and finances mix in NASH’s 2022 market

The biggest real estate stressors in NASH

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Opendoor’s first-ever Financial Wellness Study looks at how people are tackling their finances and homeownership, along with the stress it can cause. | Photo provided by Opendoor
Financial wellness and homeownership are two sides of the same coin. A recent study from Opendoor found that 56% of current + prospective homeowners think about their finances for at least 30 minutes every day. (We feel that. 💸)

Homeownership is a major milestone of financial security that many aspire to — but it can be just as stressful financially as other ultimate goals like saving for retirement and saving for a child’s education.

Fast facts:
  • 37% of prospective homebuyers believe that homeownership will improve their quality of life.
  • More than 78% are considering buying their first home in the next five years.
  • 53% want to buy within the next two years.
If you’re a part of these percentages, join us as we take a look at how Nashvillians are tackling their finances + homeownership and how it affects their stress levels. (Read: You’re not alone if you’re sweating over down payments. 😅)

The biggest real estate stressors in NASH

Complete with laminate floors throughout, plenty of natural light, and a neutral palette, this home features an outdoor patio, lush grass, and great opportunity for adding personal touches.

Photo provided by Opendoor

NASH real estate stressors by the numbers

The top homebuying stressors are:
  • Taking on additional debt (74%)
  • The burden of saving enough funds to complete the transaction (67%)
  • Fear of future monthly payments (53%)
Millennials feel added stress because of financial guilt. 16% of respondents noted that they feel stress while home buying due to feeling guilt from receiving financial support from family members.

Millennials are more likely to buy a home as an individual compared to Gen Xers and Boomers — adding to millennials’ existing stress levels. On the flip side, they’re concerned about societal stigmas around being a single homeowner.

Opendoor aims to remove the hassles that come with traditional real estate sales to create a stress-free experience. Get a free offer on your home or browse available NASH listings.*
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