According to a new Creditnews report, the number of American households considered "house poor" varies by state, with 17 exceeding the national average, as housing affordability continues to put financial pressure on prospective homebuyers and homeowners alike.
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From bustling cities in the Midwest to sunny spots on the West Coast, some places stand out due to affordable housing and high homeownership rates.
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According to a new study, “house poor” homeowners in the Sunshine State and Golden State face the largest housing expenses, including monthly mortgage payments, property taxes, homeowners’ insurance, and utilities.
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