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Publications: The Wall Street Journal
Posted on: March 20, 2021
With real-estate prices rising and concerns about Covid-19 lingering, more buyers are moving in with their parents and siblings.
Shawn Zangler had often thought about buying a home with her mother. When the pandemic hit, she finally did it.
Ms. Zangler, 57, and her mother, Joy Lewis, 76, bought a house together in Surprise, Ariz., last August. Ms. Zangler is paying the mortgage, but Ms. Lewis paid more than half the down payment.
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