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Home co-ownership with friends, relatives, and partners is off the charts. Dive into the latest data and trends in Co-buying & Co-owning a Home 2024 Report.

Home co-ownership involving friends, family, and couples is rising. Co-buyers account for 26.7% of all home purchases, and 53 million people live in co-owned homes.

Own a home with friends, family, or your partner? Learn which flashpoints to steer clear of in shared homeownership to minimize costs, stress, and risk.

Unmarried couples can co-own homes, but they need to be strategic. Learn how to protect yourself and de-risk your investment.

We drop our latest field notes to help co-owners build wealth, make memories, and feel good doing it.

Every co-ownership arrangement eventually ends through sale, transfer, or death. Failure to plan is silly. Here's how to avoid sticky situations.

Over 50 million U.S. folks co-own a home, but most treat co-ownership as a one-off investment decision. What are they missing?

Over 70% of co-owners want help with documentation and record-keeping. But outdated tools won't cut it. Here’s how to protect, build wealth, and maximize ROI in co-ownership.

Forming an LLC to co-buy and co-own property has implications for financing, accounting, taxes, and legal. We break it down and talk to the experts.

Teaming up to co-buy and co-own a home with friends or family cuts costs by 41%, and the financial benefits don’t stop there.

What if teaming up with a friend made it possible to buy your own place and pay your own mortgage? We talked to Amber and Nate—two friends who saw the opportunity and made it happen.

For our family, the decision to buy and own a home together was easy. The rest was not. Here are the questions we should have asked ourselves.