Average earner would struggle to buy home on their own in 68% of counties: study

Attom Data Solutions released the results of its Q1 2018 U.S. Home Affordability Report, which showed that average wage earners ($57,009) could not afford a median priced home in 68 percent of U.S. counties (304 out of 446) ...

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