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In today’s housing market, more people are teaming up to buy property. Friends, siblings, cousins—even parents and adult children—are pooling their resources to afford a home, splitting the down ...

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As American buyers shop for boltholes abroad, more are turning to co-ownership schemes instead of buying a single property. It’s a pretty intriguing idea, whether you are dipping a toe in owning ...

In the newest episode of the Power House podcast, Pacaso CEO and co-founder Austin Allison visits the show to talk about the pros and cons of the co-ownership mortgage model, affordability issues in ...

In 2012, Kristina Modares, a young professional making $35,000 a year, was living in a rented old house in downtown Austin, Texas, with four friends. Despite her modest income, Modares harbored a ...

In a new episode of the ‘Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered Podcast,’ co-hosts James Dwiggins and Keith Robinson sit down with Austin Allison, co-founder and CEO of Pacaso, to explore housing market ...

Property co-ownership can be challenging, but it becomes a lot easier when the parties involved have a thorough co-ownership agreement and commit to communicating. More Canadians are turning to ...

With home prices and interest rates still high, more people are buying property with friends, siblings, or parents to get a foot on the property ladder. It’s a smart way to share costs, but come tax ...

Plans by the new owner of basketball Hall of Famer Michael Jordan’s former mansion to sell $1 million co-ownership interests in the property appear legally permissible, Highland Park officials said ...

Corrections & Clarifications: A previous version of this story mischaracterized Pacaso’s ownership model. Its buyers are co-owners of a property, with legal title. A growing number of homeowners are ...